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Not the Faith of Their Fathers

Martin Walker | Jun 01, 2004
Two unlikely adherents to their respective faiths, Bush and Blair find peace in war.

Blair's 'Ethical' Policy

Robin Harris | Mar 01, 2001
Over four centuries, British foreign policy based on national interest has served the country well. Now its greatest threat may be the moral pretensions of Messrs. Blair and Cook.

A Letter from Wales

Owen Harries | Sep 01, 2000
The economy is fine, but everything else in Britain is falling apart--and the English still can't understand the Welsh.

Commentary

The End of the British "Handling" of America

John C. Hulsman | May 11, 2007
Tony Blair’s exit from 10 Downing Street could mark a major shift in the nature of Anglo-American relations.

Blair, and Britain, Slips off the Leash

Al Webb | Feb 28, 2007
The end of Blair-Bush bonhomie signifies much more than a shift in current geopolitics. The variance between the two world leaders suggests diverging paths of American and Britain of unknowable duration.

The End of the Affair? Britain's Special Relationship with America under Threat

Al Webb | Sep 18, 2006
Blair, hurt by the growing perception that on the world stage he is George W. Bush's "poodle", is nearing the end of his term.  Does this mean the end of Britain's Special Relationship with the United States?
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Blogs

In Defense of Tony Blair

Jacob Heilbrunn | Sep 02, 2010
Blair was a politician of conviction and substance. What more could you ask for?

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