John Lloyd
Articles by John Lloyd
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Politics
Enter the Red Brigades, the new moral opposition
- 01 April 2002
Left-wing terrorism has returned to Italy, arguing that the Berlusconi government deserves criminal status. Is this a watershed for the European left? John Lloyd reports
World Affairs
Now the good news for America
- 25 March 2002
Suddenly, people want to bowl together again. Trust and community spirit are back. And, reports John Lloyd, it's all thanks to terrorism
Politics
George W Bush's unlikely bedfellows
- 11 March 2002
Who would have expected Hitchens, Amis and Rushdie to support a Republican president in a war? But John Lloyd finds sense and logic in their stand
Politics
The odd couple enrage the left
- 25 February 2002
Blair's alliance with the Italian premier Berlusconi has led to calls for new Labour's expulsion from the ranks of European socialists. John Lloyd reports
World Affairs
An old continent, tired and impotent
- 18 February 2002
European politicians might as well save their breath: the US isn't listening to their views on the war. They must settle for another role, argues John Lloyd
Politics
The whole of Italy in his hands
- 04 February 2002
Silvio Berlusconi has become the most dangerous man in Europe, the harbinger of a new style of political control
Politics
The twilight of the left
- 21 January 2002
Throughout western Europe, the right is enjoying a resurgence. The brief supremacy of social democracy is over. John Lloyd reports
Politics
Not much left to respect
- 17 December 2001
People no longer go to church, get married, or join a political party. Our great institutions, once hallowed, have been hollowed out
Politics
The divided left
- 10 December 2001
Socialists oppose capitalist globalisation; reformists want to make it work for the global poor. Which side are you on?
Politics
It's cool to say you missed Panorama
- 03 December 2001
Current affairs TV has lost not just the young, but the middle-aged. What can it do? John Lloyd reports
