Yesterday in “Financial Times” The bad luck of Britain’s Labour Party was the best result in the general elections of May. The good luck, scarce and yet... PHILIP STEPHENS Labour, a victim of its successes Continues on page 20
Yesterday in “Financial Times” By PHIL STEPHENS European officials, together with officials of the International Monetary Fund, are working to draw up the financial aid plan for Ireland. ... Ireland’s debt, not without trouble Continues on page 28
Yesterday in “The Financial Times” By PHIL STEPHENS When institutions tire too much of explaining themselves, that is a sign that shows they have outgrown their purpose. ... continues on page 20 NATO, the long road of restructuring
Yesterday in “The Economist” By PHILIP STEPHENS Turkey’s strategic position has always been important, close to the Middle East and Russia and between Europe and Asia. But, in the decades of the last century,... Is Turkey turning its back on the West? Continues on page 18
Yesterday in “The Financial Times” Yesterday in “The Financial Times” By PHIL STEPHENS When institutions tire of explaining NATO, the long road of restructuring itself, that is a sign showing that they have outlived their purpose. ... continues on page 20
Yesterday in “The Financial Times” By PHILIP STEPHENS Britain’s Labour Party has chosen an opposition leader to face a future prime minister. The decision takes it toward... Britain and the opposition leader election Continues on page 28
Yesterday in the “Financial Times” European officials together with officials of the International Monetary Fund were doing what they are working on, in order to draft the financial aid plan for Ireland. ... By PHIL STEPHENS The debt for Ireland, not without trouble Continues on
Yesterday in “The Financial Times” By PHILIP STEPHENS Britain’s Labour Party has chosen an opposition leader to stand against a future prime minister. The decision takes it toward... Britain and the opposition leader elections Continues on page 28
Yesterday in “The Economist” Yesterday in “The Economist” By PHILIP STEPHENS Turkey's strategic position near the Middle East and Russia and between Europe and Asia has always been important. But in recent centuries and decades,... Is Turkey turning its back on the West? Continue
Comment BY AFRIM KRASNIQI Our gap with the West An American parliamentary commission investigated for more than two months the September attack against the American embassy in Libya, where the American ambassador was also killed. Ambassador Stephens is... ► continues on page 22
Yesterday in “Financial Times” Benjamin Disraeli’s observation that England does not like coalitions applies to some extent at election time in the country. But, if the first 100 days of... Yesterday in “Financial Times” By PHIL STEPHENS Benjamin Disra- eli’s observation that Eng
Yesterday in “Financial Times” Yesterday in “Financial Times” BY PHIL STEPHENS The American president, Barack Obama, has launched his campaign for the midterm elections with the proposal of a series of initiatives.... All roads lead to Obama Continues on page 20
Yesterday in “Financial Times” PHILIPS STEPHENS There is a sentence in Tony Blair’s memoirs that describes the illness of modern politics more clearly than anything else. ... Blair’s lessons, for the left Continues on page 21
Yesterday in “Financial Times” Small incidents can happen against a broader backdrop. A few weeks ago, Turkey’s President Abdullah Gül... Continues on page 20 PHILIP STEPHENS Turkey and Europe, the new challenges
Britain, farewell to arms By PHILLIP STEPHENS Britain is making a withdrawal from the world. David Cameron’s government has long imagined such a withdrawal, carried out with fiscal caution.... Continues on page 20 Britain, farewell to arms
Yesterday in “Financial Times” There is a word in Tony Blair’s memoirs that describes the illness of modern politics more clearly than anything else... There is a word in Tony Blair’s memoirs that describes the illness of modern politics more clearly than anything else. ... Conti
Britain, farewell to arms By PHILLIP STEPHENS Britain is making a retreat from the world. David Cameron’s government has long imagined such a retreat, carried out with fiscal care.... Continues on page 20 Britain, farewell to arms
Yesterday in “Financial Times” BY PHIL STEPHENS The American president, Barack Obama, has launched his campaign for the midterm elections with the proposal of a series of initiatives... All roads lead to Obama Continued on page 20
Yesterday in the “Financial Times” PHILIP STEPHENS For David Cameron, what matters most is to be Prime Minister of Britain. Everything else, fixing the finances... Cameron, trust and austerity Continues on page 20
Yesterday in “Financial Times” By PHILIP STEPHENS Turkey’s President, Abdullah Gul, was in London this week. He received the prestigious “Chatham House” award from the Queen and held talks with David Cameron... Turkey’s challenge to old Europe Continues on page 20