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Israel's back is to the wall, and her teeth are bared
Stefan Simanowitz / June 4, 2010
Isreali soldiers on board the Gaza flotilla As news came in of the mounting death toll from the Israeli storming of a humanitarian flotilla heading for Gaza, the actor and comedian David Schneider...
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Lembit Opik takes the stage
Julian Hall / June 3, 2010
Perhaps Lembit Opik turning from politics to comedy was not such a surprise. After all, this is the man who played cheeky boy to a Cheeky Girl and had a penchant for backing doomed leadership...
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Tony Benn and the Milibands
Dan Hancox / June 2, 2010
Much has been made of David and Ed Miliband’s fraternal fight for the leadership of the Labour party already, perhaps too much. As Sophie Elmhirst of the New Statesman wrote despairingly on her...
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The Guardian's bias in Gaza
David Herman / June 1, 2010
Today's issue of the Guardian is typically biased in its coverage of the Gaza flotilla story. There is little balance. The one op-ed piece is an attack on Israel. All five letters on the letters page...
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The left and the right slug it out
Duncan Brown / May 28, 2010
For all his talk, is Barack Obama merely perpetuating George W Bush's foreign policy? Has a softened approach to Iran yielded any benefits whatsoever for America? Was scrapping the European missile...
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In Prospect this month
David Goodhart / May 26, 2010
What a month. In the newsagents you will find Prospect classified as a current affairs monthly. This month we are more current than usual—indeed, three of our main features (on the euro crisis,...
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Question Time needs an overhaul, fast
David Herman / May 25, 2010
BBC1’s Question Time has hit a rock. The traditional format (one spokesperson from each of the three big parties, plus a couple of others) doesn’t work with coalition politics. Take last...
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Israel is shooting itself in the foot
Jonathan Power / May 19, 2010
Hamas is causing unforeseen problems Too many Israelis don’t want a settlement with the Palestinians. Ten years ago, when prime minister Ehud Barak negotiated face to face with Yasser Arafat...
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Like Disraeli, Cameron plays well with a poor hand
Simon T Kaye / May 18, 2010
David Cameron has recently been much compared to Benjamin Disraeli, the Tory prime minister who warned that extension of the vote would be tantamount to letting the mob into power. Disraeli...
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Russia's morbid addiction to resource politics
Tomas Hirst / May 18, 2010
Last Friday Vladimir Putin, the Russian prime minister, addressed the Finance and Economic Development ministries calling for a “complete revision of our current obligations and a cut in...
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