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How to destroy Hezbollah, Dyab Abou Jahjah Lebanon nowadays seems much bigger than it actually is. In a way this is no surprise for a country that always was a playground for regional and international agendas and a laboratory for testing any new formula in the area. However, this time,... Read more » Partners in pragmatism: Why the EU should give a little to take a lot , Fabrizio Tassinari As European Union and Russian leaders meet tomorrow, Tuesday, for a bilateral summit, they find their checkered relationship in the midst of yet another reversal. After the early post-Soviet chaos and the belligerent posture under President Vladimir... Read more » If Assange is a spy, then so am I, Mark Lee Hunter The founder of Wikileaks is a spy? That's what Sarah Palin says. But that makes me a spy, too. I don't agree. I'm a journalist. And what Julian Assange is doing is a form of journalism: He is publishing the news. Read more » It's my United Kingdom: Kate Tempest's Line in the Sand, Niki Seth-Smith Sideboxes 'Read On' Sidebox: ... Read more » Civil society rejects invitation to 'build the Big Society', Niki Seth-Smith The government wrote an open letter to civil society organisations in November, inviting them to "be the key partners in building the Big Society". The Directory of Social Change has composed a tongue in cheek but pertinent reply, explaining why the... Read more » Is the world getting larger or smaller?, , Doreen Massey It is hard to escape the grand statements: the world is getting smaller; we live in a global village; speed-up has conquered distance; time, finally, has annihilated space. We read of the death of distance, and that geography too is dead. (But then... Read more » oD Drug Policy Forum: Front Line Report - Week of December 6th 2010, Charles Shaw and Mark Weiss Ex-prisoners critique the 'correctional economy' Legalized medical marijuana has helped remove the looming physical and mental presence of the narcotics police from our lives for the first time since we started smoking weed. If we... Read more » More Recent Articles England and the World Cup: That sinking football feeling and how to bounce back, Gerry Hassan Tuition fees rebellion sparks coalition crisis, Tom Griffin Censorship late-Berlusconi-style, Michele Monni Berlusconi’s politics of an eternal present, Emanuele Toscano As the dust settles II: what lies below the surface of the student protest?, Simon McMahon Wikileaks: the truth is not treason, Ryan Gallagher openDemocracy RECOMMENDS Don't Shoot the Clowns Jo Wilding Best Price £1.09 or Buy New £6.74   • View comments •
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