The wedding speaks volumes about our fascination with royalty
The monarchy sidesteps the awkwardness of patriotism and allows us to feel a rare British pride
Published by: The Guardian
The monarchy sidesteps the awkwardness of patriotism and allows us to feel a rare British pride
Published by: The Guardian
In the latest episode of the podcast, Jonathan Freedland talks with Emily Greenhouse about gilded-coach celebrity in an era of austerity, the hereditary principle, and why all bets are off when it comes to Wills and Kate.
Published by: The New York Review of Books
The fascist dictator's shadow still hangs over Spain ? but can this generation or the next finally bring catharsis to the nation?
Published by: The Guardian
It's hard to get excited about such a small tweak to the system but a vote for the alternative vote could lead to more far-reaching changes
Published by: The Guardian
Roleplaying PLO negotiator Saeb Erekat made me see how easily one slips from problem-solving to point-scoring
Published by: The Guardian
Roleplaying PLO negotiator Saeb Erekat made me see how easily one slips from problem-solving to point-scoring
Published by: The Guardian
Can you walk and chew gum at the same time?
Published by: The Jewish Chronicle
An essay for the New York Review of Books ahead of the royal wedding
Published by: The New York Review of Books
Voters accept the old story that Labour wrecks the economy, and Tories destroy society. The coalition may do both
Published by: The Guardian
The Arab spring proves that Israel is not even the biggest issue in the Middle East ? yet it gets all the attention
Published by: The Guardian