World Affairs: Europe
In europe
Dangerous disabled people I
- By Victoria Brignell
- 06 January
Sinners tend to be more interesting than saints. Wickedness and wrongdoing seem to fascinate more than good deeds and gallantry, so instead of disabled role models...
Rise of the new Anglo-world order
- By Jonathan Derbyshire
- 18 December
It's an old controversy that was reignited this autumn by the remarks of a Nobel Prize judge: is American literature too insular, preoccupied only with the home country? If so, what else should we be reading in the age of globalisation?
Outlook stormy for Obama
- By Hugh O'Shaughnessy
- 15 December
The inclusion in Obama's team of so many figures from the past heralds the continuation of the policies of the past, some of which, even among Bushites, were seen to be stupid
Brown: hero or humourless steamroller?
- By Paul Evans
- 12 December
The best of the politics blogs with, this week, no small amount of amusement about Gordon Brown's 'saving the world' gaffe...
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Dangerous disabled people II
Sinners tend to be more interesting than saints. Wickedness and wrongdoing seem to fascinate more than good deeds and gallantry, so instead of disabled role models...
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Socialists play the name game
- By Agnès Poirier
- 11 December 2008
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- By Peter Wilby
- 11 December 2008
The Provos' big mistake
- By Gary Kent
- 11 December 2008
Germanic timing
- By Rick Jones
- 11 December 2008
Winter warmers
- By Victoria James
- 11 December 2008
Loving the Germans
- By William Cook
- 04 December 2008
Socialism's comeback
- By Neil Clark
- 04 December 2008
