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International politics		Date
The struggle for Kenya's future It’s class and an unresolved colonial legacy that are tearing Kenya apart argues Shiraz Durrani		Mar/Apr 2008
Double standard democracy Andy Gregg uncovers incredible British hypocrisy in Saudi Arabia		Nov/Dec 2007
Beyond denial - time to talk to Hamas As the House of Commons Select Committee calls for government engagement with Hamas, Richard Burden MP outlines the case for urgent action		Sept/Oct 2007
Energy: Jaw-jaw or war? Hywel Lloyd asks will Gordon Brown embrace a Marshall Plan to avert a new kind of global conflict		Jul/Aug 2007
Dreams into squalid conflicts Jon Taylor on the facts and fictions behind the birth of Israel		Sept/Oct 2006
Tale of two elections Sick of the West’s double standards Richard Burden sees a situation going critical for the beleaguered Palestinians		May/June 2006
The elephant in the living room It is the US and Israel rather than Iran’s new conservative leader that threatens to plunge the region into greater turmoil argues Andy Gregg		May/June 2006
Bush image meltdown Dave Cunningham tracks the fall from grace of George W Bush		Jan/Feb 2006
The war to oppose is the next one Gerard Killoran on stopping Bush’s war plans		May/June 2005
A country designed for failure Andy Gregg looks at the genocidal war in Darfur and prospects for peace in Sudan		Jan/Feb 2005
The Moore on terror Robert Foyle Hunwick looks at the double-barrelled assault on the Republican incumbent		Jul/Aug 2004
Beating around the Bush Pete Smith weighs the prospects for a successful Kerry challenge.		May/June 2004
From despotism to democratic rule Post the Iraq debacle Dan Elton suggests a future for a revamped United Nations		Jan/Feb 2004
Crossroads on the roadmap Time for the UN to pay attention to Israel argues Richard Burden MP		Nov/Dec 2003
45 minutes or 45 days not the issue Gerard Killoran argues that the WMD dossier and Hutton Inquiry are part of the Blair spinning exercise of untruths to justify war		Nov/Dec 2003
No licence to kill The arms trade is big business. Anna Bluston investigates the arms companies the government keep.		Jul/Aug 2003
Roadworks to peace The last thing Iranian demonstrators need is public support from Bush, says Andy Gregg.		Jul/Aug 2003
Reading the road map Whether it is a serious or cynical move, the 'roadmap' to peace between Israel and Palestine represents an opportunity to block Sharon’s way writes Richard Burden MP.		May/June 2003
Imperialism and Tyranny Left apologists for war forget liberation, says Gerad Killoran.		Mar/Apr 2003
Paradise Denied Cyprus elections could be countdown to solution, says Mary Southcott.		Mar/Apr 2003
The cure will be far worse than the disease Andy Gregg on how war against Iraq will play into Bin Laden's hands.		Jan/Feb 2003
Porous Borders Johann Hari on how neo-Nazis are seeking to hi-jack the anti-globalisation movement.		Jan/Feb 2003
Lula Landslides Brazil's Workers Party has made a remarkable transition to power.		Nov/Dec 2002
Tears in Gaza Katherine Maycock's view from the Middle East		May/June 2002
Bye bye Miss American Pie Frank Less discusses the twilight of American civilisation		Jan/Feb 2002
Monsters nevertheless Pete Smith on the left's excuses for September 11		Nov/Dec 2001
Beyond anger Veena Vasista on the response to September 11		Nov/Dec 2001
Afghan blowback Andy Gregg claims Blair and Bush have fallen into Bin Laden's trap		Nov/Dec 2001
Bush presidency compromised Dave Cunningham on how Bush lost the vote and won the election
Intifada 2000 presages Palestinian state Mike Heiser on how the division of Israel is taking shape
Shrub Bush and the Republican crackup Dave Cunningham on US political prospects
A new internationalism Peter Hain says government action can make a difference
Paving the way to apartheid Yael Kahn asks whether Israel really wants the peace process to work		Sept/Oct 1995