Ukraine's election goes wrong way for United States as Yanukovych claims win
Neil Clark: Just wait for the street protests as Ukraine’s presidential election upsets the WestFirst Posted February 8, 2010
Neil Clark
is a writer, journalist and broadcaster and a regular contributor to newspapers and journals at home and abroad, including The Guardian, New Statesman and The Observer. His work has appeared in publications as diverse as The American Conservative and Pravda. He also tutors students in International Relations, International Business Management, Politics and History at Oxford Tutorial College and for CAPA (Center for Academic Programs Abroad). This is his blog.
Tony Blair may be over, but Blairism thrives says Neil Clark
Neil Clark: Nauseated? Shocked? Sure, but he’s still Britain’s most charismatic politicianFirst Posted February 1, 2010
Gas shortage: how did North Sea oil-rich Britain get here?
Neil Clark: Obsessed with the free market, Thatcher created the problem – and Labour hasn’t helpedFirst Posted January 12, 2010
Open up the factories and get Britain moving again
Neil Clark: As the recession goes on, it's time we stopped banking on financial servicesFirst Posted December 23, 2009
War crime case against Tony Blair is now rock-solid
Neil Clark: A trial would be warmly welcomed by millions – so what happens next?First Posted December 14, 2009
Thierry Henry is a cheat and should be punished
Neil Clark: It’s time for video back-up: it will add to the drama of the gameFirst Posted November 19, 2009
It’s time Britain abolished unemployment
Neil Clark: jobless figures disguise reality – 8m are ‘inactive’ and could help rebuild societyFirst Posted November 12, 2009
How British journalism became truly shocking
Neil Clark: Why editors are seeking to raise readers’ blood pressureFirst Posted October 28, 2009
