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Goodbye Globalisation with Elisabeth Braw
Iain Martin speaks to Elisabeth Braw about her new book, Goodbye Globalisation. They discuss the development of globalisation, its successes, its discontents and what might replace it.
Iain Martin speaks to Elisabeth Braw about her new book, Goodbye Globalisation. They discuss the development of globalisation, its successes, its discontents and what might replace it.
A new volume of essays by Milan Kundera and Michael Doyle’s “Cold Peace” both provide fresh insight into the concept of Cold War.
There was a moment in the late eighteenth century when it seemed as if the Enlightenment might live up to its name. That time has passed.
Reports that four unidentified objects have now been shot down over North America are giving rise to speculation there’s a new Cold War above the clouds.
With winter on its way, plummeting temperatures could freeze the fighting, or ignite new rows over Western support for Kyiv.
Say what you like about the relationship between the three leaders, but one thing is for sure, their meetings were anything but mere photo-opportunities for vain politicians.
Like the hero of any tragedy, Gorbachev found himself brought down by his virtues as much as by the vices in his character.
In the West, the Russian president known as Gorby is lauded for ending the Cold War but at home his reformist policies of perestroika and glasnost are blamed by many for the break-up of the Soviet empire.
In speeches this week, the Defence Secretary and the Chief of the General Staff sent a clear message to Downing Street: we need more cash.
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