220 results on '"Macshane, Denis"'
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2. Not Britain's Finest Hour
3. Council Of Europe: The Soft Power Twin
4. Democracy as Conflict Prevention
5. ORGANIZATION FOR SECURITY AND CO-OPERATION IN EUROPE: End of a Vision
6. An Admirable Folly
7. Don't Divide
8. Going nuclear
9. The myths of lost Labour
10. An Admirable Folly: from afar, America's presidential contests often look more like playground antics than a shining example of democracy. But looks can be deceiving
11. Britain, Switzerland and the Second World War
12. Ruling out a ref
13. No excuses
14. Calling time on absent press barons
15. Pro-EU forces are divided
16. Euro division
17. A tale of hubris
18. Europe: time to show some initiative
19. Workers and Their Unions in Eastern Europe: May 1991
20. End of a vision
21. Peak inequality
22. Europe Agrees to Disagree on Foreign Policy
23. Sarkozy Loses His Luster in France
24. The Decline of Swiss Exceptionalism
25. A Second Coming in Europe
26. There was a soldier
27. This is a Europe we have seen before
28. Forget the NHS: clear up the litter
29. How to turn workers into capitalists
30. Babies can happen to nice girls, too
31. Marikana is a reminder of the apartheid years
32. The quite man who could lead the French Socialists back to power
33. Europhile panic
34. A lesson from Germany; across Europe, parties of the left are replacing their leaders in a desperate attempt to regain lost ground. Denis MacShane on what Labour should learn
35. Europe: new Tory xenophobia
36. Workers' paradise
37. How the Eurodrone can revive a pilotless Europe
38. God knows why; A true story of wartime savagery in peaceful Switzerland. By Denis MacShane
39. Spain: poet who had to die
40. No vote; Democracy comes under fire. By Denis MacShane
41. Today the Home Office, tomorrow Number 10? Alan Johnson's loyalty, effectiveness and sheer niceness will make him a formidable home secretary, says Denis MacShane
42. Marmite, Ryvita and a stash of cash: the Solidarity union was born 25 years ago this summer, rocking the communist world. Denis MacShane recalls his own modest part in a story that changed history
43. Europe's right finds excuses for the Kremlin
44. We must unite to resist Russian aggression Putin is up to his old tricks and the conflict with Georgia will not be the last in his quest to restore the Soviet empire, says Denis MacShane
45. For Labour, the Scottish years are over At its most successful, as in 1945 and 1997, the party spoke for England. Labour again needs leaders who understand the concerns and character of English voters
46. The answer's obvious, Gordon - cut taxes and cut spending Labour should not be frightened of being a party that leaves more money in the pockets of hard-working individuals, believes Denis MacShane
47. Non-fiction: Lawrences of Albania
48. Europe needs the leadership and ability of Blair
49. City of gods
50. Things can only get better
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