Politics: International Politics
Lead Feature
Serbia's divided society
Ahead of elections in Serbia on Sunday, Eric Gordy explains that the country going to the polls is split between those looking hopefully toward a European future and those looking vengefully back to the recent past
In international politics
Old Spanish practices
- By Jason Webster
- 08 May
Imagining Spain: Historical Myth and National Identity
Henry Kamen
Yale University Press, 240pp, £25
Was it Campbell?
- By Chris Ames
- 07 May
Tony Blair's former chief of spin, Alastair Campbell, may after all have sexed-up the notorious 45 minutes WMD claim when the case for invading Iraq was being made
Bolivian poppycock
- By Hugh O'Shaughnessy
- 06 May
A faux referendum in Bolivia demanding greater autonomy for the Santa Cruz province is nothing more than a modern version of Ian Smith's shortlived minority rule in Southern Rhodesia
Priests' law of death
- By Martin Markovits and Vincent Bevins
- 01 May
Observations on Nicaragua and abortion
Blogs
Feature
Burma’s referendum of the absurd
Despite the terrible cyclone death toll, Burma's military junta is pushing ahead with its spurious constitutional referendum
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And the winner is: the lawyers
- By Andrew Stephen
- 24 April 2008
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- By John Pilger
- 24 April 2008
Children of destruction
- By Michael Glover
- 24 April 2008
Children of the revolution
- By Ryan Gilbey
- 24 April 2008
