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Karadzic is a nasty piece of work, but is he really guilty of genocide?

ONE of the biggest and most keenly awaited trials of the past half century opened on Monday but without the benefit of the defendant. The infamous Radovan Karadzic, the Bosnian Serbs’ political leader during the Bosnian war of 1992-’95 which left at least 100,000 dead, refused to attend because he said he needs more time to prepare his defence.

Wed, 28 Oct, 2009

British spooks’ story sheds light on key aspects of modern Irish history

Perhaps inevitably, Andrew’s account of MI5’s activities in relation to the Provisionals is not a full one, although interesting new details emerge.

Wed, 21 Oct, 2009

Lisbon is as close as we’re going to get to a United States of Europe

In the real world, there is no way the Conservatives would spend their first months in power expending political capital on a referendum on Europe if Lisbon had already been ratified. As a political priority, Britain’s debt crisis puts Europe in the shade. But can they just hack the treaty? That seems unlikely too

Wed, 14 Oct, 2009

We must separate the art from the dark deeds of the artist

As it is, though, Hollywood apart, most Americans seem to think that Polanski must have what is coming to him and that those who call for bygones to be bygones fail to understand that the law is bigger than any of thosewho break it.

Wed, 07 Oct, 2009

Do we really want the American era to end? Consider the alternatives ...

America divides opinion, but we all have an opinion. For most of the world it is, in some sense, their second home even if they have never been there, so great is its impact on our lives. But is America in decline, finished even? Many respected intellectuals and most of the media elite seem to think so.

Wed, 30 Sep, 2009

Do we really want the American era to end? Consider the alternatives ...

America divides opinion, but we all have an opinion. For most of the world it is, in some sense, their second home even if they have never been there, so great is its impact on our lives. But is America in decline, finished even? Many respected intellectuals and most of the media elite seem to think so.

Wed, 30 Sep, 2009

Reynolds rightly claims the peace dividend — before losing the plot

WE all know that Albert Reynolds, Taoiseach from 1992 to 1994, hasn’t always enjoyed the kindest press. It’s not just The Sunday Times that has been harsh.

Wed, 23 Sep, 2009

There’s a lesson from Lisbon that has nothing to do with that treaty

Drug use remains illegal in Portugal. People are still stopped by the police and have their drugs confiscated. But drug use there is seen as a health, not a judicial, issue. Crucially, anyone caught with less than what is determined to be a 10-day personal supply is not arrested and does not face jail

Wed, 16 Sep, 2009

Carbon tax is all very well but let’s not rule out the nuclear option

But antipathy to nuclear power has become a kind of secular religion, based almost entirely on superstition and bad science. It is the sine qua non of what Lenin once called ‘infantile leftism’. Nuclear power was opposed at least partly because it seemed to imply a commitment to a nuclear military industry and thus nuclear weapons

Wed, 09 Sep, 2009

Let’s face it ... Kennedy’s reputation sank like a stone at Chappaquiddick

The most remarkable thing about Chappaquiddick is that Kennedy was 37 years old at the time. This was not some youthful shenanigans gone wrong. Everything about the story — the drinking, philandering, poor judgment and lies — were the man. It was entirely in character

Wed, 02 Sep, 2009

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