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Anxious in Europe

Although the French handed down a massive defeat to Le Pen in the second round of the presidential election, the rise of the extreme Right in general
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Blair's burden

BRITISH Prime Minister Tony Blair returned from his most recent trip to the United States with a formidable task facing him, namely, how to get his ow
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Steel wars and the WTO

With the European Union threatening to take the United States to the WTO disputes system over the latter's imposing tariffs on steel imports, Tony Bla
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Parallel communities

The investigation reports on racial clashes in Britain last year reflect a disturbing picture.
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Brown versus Blair

Was there a deal between Tony Blair and his Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown that brought Blair to the top post? If so, what was the pay-off f
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Against the war, in the U.K.

There is a growing tide of opposition in the U.K. to the country's role in the military action in Afghanistan, particularly to Prime Minister Tony Bla
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To Doha, with concern

Will the developing countries be manoeuvred into making further concessions at the conference of the World Trade Organisation in the Qatari capital?
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From Right to Far Right

With the Right extremist Iain Duncan Smith as its leader, it is difficult for the Tory party to make any ground unless the Tony Blair government does
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Towards a parting of the ways

The Tony Blair government's aggressive pursuit of privatisation may result in the end of a century-old relationship between the Labour Party and the t
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