International law is not dead
The Iran war cannot lead the left to submit to an anarchic world order
ByReviewing politics
and culture since 1913
The Iran war cannot lead the left to submit to an anarchic world order
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The PM is standing by his position on Iran despite pressure from the president
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Peace is the least likely future
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China’s leadership will not welcome the prospect of a global oil shock
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This Spring Statement didn’t take account of an inconvenient event: the outbreak of war
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Britain and Europe must prepare for soaring energy prices
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The president has unleashed colonialism from the air
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A prolonged conflict in the Middle East would serve Russia’s interests
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The war with Iran could make the Prime Minister’s problems worse
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The Maga movement thinks Europeans are fundamentally unserious on foreign policy
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Candidate Trump promised to end forever wars. Now President Trump is starting them
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There is another tradition of Jewish thought, one which dissents from the world-view of modern Israel
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America’s chaotic negotiations risk prolonging the chaos not ending it
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The death of our Chihuahua, Quicky, brings home the importance of friendship
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The Ukrainian ambassador to the United Kingdom on the political strategy to defeat Russia
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The Israel-Hamas agreement may mark the beginning of the end for the Israeli PM
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Anguish, famine and horror in the war zone
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At DSEI, defence traders sell safety and violence.
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After meeting with Zelensky in Washington, Trump appears to welcome the prospect of US security guarantees for Kyiv.
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Beyond handing Vladimir Putin a diplomatic victory, it is unclear what, if anything, Trump’s summit achieved. No wonder the Russian…
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