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A final foreword—"Brexit"
Bronwen Maddox / June 20, 2016
After five and a half years as Editor, I am stepping down
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Blair: "his own party is still grappling painfully with his legacy and with whether it needs to appeal to the centre ground" ©Ben Stansall/Getty Images
Blair: the reckoning
Bronwen Maddox / June 16, 2016
Just weeks away from the publication of the Chilcot report on Iraq, Tony Blair still offers a vigorous defence of military action. Yet the legacy of Iraq is that although he also changed Britain in...
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David Cameron makes campaign calls for Britain Stronger in Europe, alongside Tessa Powell, Paddy Ashdown and Neil Kinnock (right) Stefan Rousseau/AFP/Getty Images)
In: the case for Europe
Bronwen Maddox / May 18, 2016
Britain should vote to remain part of the EU. Here's why
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Former President Bill Clinton, right, listens as his wife, Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, speaks during a campaign stop at an Irish American pub in a midtown Manhattan hotel one day ahead of the New York primary, Monday, April 18, 2016, in New York ©Kathy Willens/AP/Press Association Images
Hillary Clinton—one-term wonder?
Bronwen Maddox / April 21, 2016
Hillary may win—but she is twenty years too late
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Philip Hammond interview: we must maintain our international standing on a reduced budget
Bronwen Maddox / February 18, 2016
Britain has to maintain its international standing on a reduced budget, says Philip Hammond
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An Iranian oil worker makes his way through Tehran's oil refinery south of the capital Tehran, Iran. ©Vahid Salemi/AP/Press Association Images
Cheap oil won’t bring peace
Bronwen Maddox / January 21, 2016
But it might move Putin's focus away from Ukraine
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The big ideas of 2016: end of the peace dividend
Bronwen Maddox / December 10, 2015
The notion that other countries can implode without consequences for us has been exposed as a fantasy
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The big ideas of 2016: the Alzheimer's economy
Bronwen Maddox / December 10, 2015
The increase in our lifespans will provoke a revolution
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An EU Referendum horror: why you need to know about Article 50
Bronwen Maddox / December 10, 2015
The clause the public don't know about
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Book Review: Why the Dutch are Different by Ben Coates
Bronwen Maddox / October 15, 2015
Nicholas Brealey, £10.99 Standing in an Afghan refugee camp in Peshawar in 2000, I was talking to a senior United Nations official, who was Dutch, and who needed, as part of the task of getting...
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