Politics: Comment
Nick “Heineken” Clegg’s love of Europe is good diplomacy but suicidal politics
Clegg's fervent Europeanism sticks out amid the Euroscepticism of his Conservative colleagues, and is completely at odds with the spirit of the times.
There is no nuclear threat – but if we attack Iran, there soon will be
An attack on Iran would prompt an enraged Iranian government, backed by a united Iranian public, to speed up the country's nuclear programme.
In Mexico, a universal struggle against power and forgetting
A landmark mural in Mexico City by Diego Rivera prompts John Pilger to muse how Mexican politics and business, as in other countries, have been polluted by greedy forces backed by Wall Street.
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Dropping out won’t fix the world
It is possible to drink a Starbucks latte with your politics intact.
Leader: Mr Cameron, these NHS reforms are a mess that no one can defend
Cameron says that this is not the "privatisation" of the health service. There is no better word.
Despite the rebellion over Europe, the Tories remain united
The media will continue to play the issue hard, but beneath the surface lies a small triumph for Cameron and the Conservatives.
Fees, Lib Dems and political Islam: the real concerns on campus
Forget the old idea that students don’t care about wider politics, says David Miliband. My tour of universities makes me even more certain that Labour can begin to meet the need for renewing how people engage.
A marginalised Britain makes the break-up of the EU more likely
European integration has been defined by two, apparently contradictory trends: technocracy and populism.
Leader: The Union is under threat but the Tories and Labour aren’t listening
Leader: In praise of Rowan Williams
Women have maxed out the job market, not just their credit cards
Quack cures won’t stop the angry young taking to the streets
The old protest playlist won’t do for the Spotify generation
Leader: It is time for governments to stand up for the 99 per cent
Grown-up European or hero to the backbenchers? Cameron can’t be both
Gilad Shalit is free – now release the 164 jailed Palestinian children
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