Casually caustic ‘diplomacy’
Some former Foreign Office men seem determined to conform to stereotype
Published by: The Jewish Chronicle
Some former Foreign Office men seem determined to conform to stereotype
Published by: The Jewish Chronicle
In August Barack Obama sought to reassure his supporters as they contemplated a plunge in the opinion polls, a possible defeat on health care reform and the nagging worry that Obama, master of the poetry of campaigning, was getting stuck governing in prose.
Published by: The New York Times
The draft bill on Lords reform will never be law; it is an indictment on New Labour that half our legislature is still unelected
Published by: The Guardian
Brown's political obituary is written. The new PM waits in the wings. But – don't laugh – some see cracks in that crystal ball
Published by: The Guardian
Barack Obama is about to make his most crucial military decision. He should remember what took us to war in the first place
Published by: The Guardian
Those who have attacked David Miliband for criticising Kaminski do not represent the Jewish community – they're partisan Tories
Published by: The Guardian
Obama's victory speech at Grant Park may seem a distant mirage. But for all the failings, he can point to real progress
Published by: The Guardian