Author Archives: Bronwen Maddox
An EU Referendum horror: why you need to know about Article 50
The clause the public don't know about
In this month’s Prospect: the winning formula
From political strife to Swedish songwriting—a look at this month's issue
George Osborne stands above his rivals
The chancellor's speech set out a coherent and often radical plan for changing Britain
Iran: a golden age of sanctions?
This may be the high point of sanctions' success
Which side is Britain backing in Syria?
Who we really want to win is unclear
Israel has new friends
As Netanyahu meets Cameron, Israeli officials claim European support is not essential
Jimmy Carter: there is zero chance for the two-state solution
The US has withdrawn from tackling the Middle East's most intractable problem, says the former President
Israel’s undiplomatic envoy
A new memoir shows why Israel is struggling to make its case
Summer Budget 2015: Osborne has learned the lessons of power
This budget was striking for its grasp of the big challenges facing the country