Here is the first draft of the bailout bill. Just 20 pages into it, but it looks as if the right terms have been put into it. Breath-holding over.
Militants threw two grenades into crowds of revelers in the Mexican town of Morelia yesterday, during celebrations meant to mark Mexico's independence day. Authorities were quick to accuse
The messy and disputatious aftermath of the war over South Ossetia promises to be as unsettling as the short and nasty armed conflict itself. What started in a corner of
Tony Curzon Price (London, oD): Tim Duy has a great analysis of what the week-end teaches us about where we are with Lehman, Merrill, AIG etc. I think he
Tom Griffin (London, OK): Gordon Brown has been coming around to the case for giving more tax powers to the Scottish Parliament for some time, as Brian Taylor notes, but
In part two, Blumenthal dissects the Iraq project - an "ideological dreamland" characterised by incompetence. "green zone of the mind" then on to torture and detention policy, the emergence of John McCain, unique challenge for the next president, and the end of an era
It sometimes seems that human violence knows no bounds. Recent reports of the brutal honour killings of five Pakistani women have shocked the world. And the reactions from the Pakistani
Sidney Blumenthal, author of The Strange Death of Republican America, talks to openDemocracy. Listen to parts one and two
Tom Griffin (London, OK): As much as Charles Clarke deprecates talk of 'Blairite plots' against the Prime Minister, his article in the New Statesman today will inevitably be
Many different explanations are offered in Russia today for the weakness of the democratic movement and its inability to oppose the Kremlin in any way. The factors include the lack
Tom Griffin (London, OK): Back in August, Borders and Immigration Minister Liam Byrne provided the theme for our summer limerick competition, when he recalled how "In my conversations around
Sergio Ramírez is a Nicaraguan writer and politician
who was a leading figure in the FSLN (Sandinista) revolution of 1979 against
the Somoza dictatorship and later (1984-90) served as
