A David Cameron government would be brimming with hawks
The Conservative frontbench is full of self-proclaimed neoconservatives hell-bent on waging war, says Neil ClarkFirst Posted June 29, 2009
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.
Sarkozy's proposed burka ban is a challenge to the French Left
A proposed ban on the burka is another vote-winner for Nicolas Sarkozy. How can a divided left tackle the issue?First Posted June 22, 2009
Why the working class dumped Labour and voted BNP
Middle-class Labour has become liberal on immigration and law and order: issues the working class care about the mostFirst Posted June 8, 2009
The questions Euro MP candidates don't want you to ask
As parties canvass for your vote ahead of the Euro elections, here are the questions that expose their contradictory policiesFirst Posted May 29, 2009
Don't believe the myth: Margaret Thatcher ruined egalitarian, 1970s Britain
With living standards rapidly rising, late-Seventies Britain was a great place to live. Thatcher ruined itFirst Posted May 1, 2009
Blair's reward for having the 'right' foreign policy
Toe the line with US and Israel like the former British PM and that pension fund will keep growingFirst Posted February 18, 2009
European smokers light the fires of resistance
Protests reflect growing unease at the direction Prime Minister Somchai is taking the countryFirst Posted December 8, 2008
Dutch socialists champion the left-wing case against immigration
The Socialist Party of the Netherlands has profited from its opposition to immigrationFirst Posted November 24, 2008
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