World Affairs: Europe
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Death of a political party
The death of Irish party the Progressive Democrats has been widely predicted. But now it may be time for them to go, argues Paul Evans, after they failed to break the mould
In europe
A lack of Solidarity
- By Mark Seddon
- 25 September
Lech Walesa has angrily dismissed claims he was a double agent - codename 'Bolek' - as "a bunch of crap". Ask him about it and he'll walk out of the interview
The Pope's plot
- By Agnès Poirier
- 18 September
To speak of positive secularism is to imply that there are two kinds of secularism, one good, the other bad
Did Kosovo open up Pandora’s Box?
- By Judy Fu
- 15 September
If the international community intends to keep the floodgates to secessionist movements closed, it would do well to learn from Abkhazia and South Ossetia writes UNPO's Judy Fu
Cuban missile crisis II?
- By Hugh O'Shaughnessy
- 12 September
A ratcheting up of tension in the Caribbean is underway with the deployment of ships and other military hardware by the US and Russia. Where will it end asks Hugh O'Shaughnessy
A lesson from Germany
- By Denis MacShane
- 11 September
Across Europe, parties of the left are replacing their leaders in a desperate attempt to regain lost ground. Denis MacShane on what Labour should learn
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Kate Adie's diary
I wondered if the breakfast show phone-in had a list of those Not to be Put on Air in Any Circumstances. Just like every other public access programme I've worked on, they did
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- By David Caute
- 11 September 2008
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- By Becky Hogge
- 11 September 2008
Ordinary people
- By Doris Lessing
- 11 September 2008
Shown the red card
- By Marc Bennetts
- 04 September 2008
Is Ukraine next?
- By Andrey Kurkov
- 04 September 2008
Beginning of the end for Putinism
- By Roger Boyes
- 28 August 2008
The Czech crisis and the New Statesman
- By Kingsley Martin
- 28 August 2008
