The euro crisis: An ever-deeper democratic deficit
The level of further integration necessary to deal with the euro crisis will be hard to square with the increasing cantankerousness of Europe’s voters(4)
Ireland’s referendum: The ayes have it?
It looks as if Ireland will say yes, but there is still time for that to change(17)
India’s balance of payments: The tail that wags the elephant
India plays fast and loose with its balance of payments(21)
An activist’s fate overshadows a vital relationship(196)
Syria’s rebel fighters: Bullets and home-made bombs
The rebels are digging in, but still lack the equipment to bring down the regime(8)
The Sudans at loggerheads: Africa’s next big war?
Less than a year after partition, the two Sudans are close to conflict. China holds the key to peace(20)
William Hague in Asia: The British government's prosperity agenda hits the road
With the British Foreign Secretary in Hanoi(10)
Hollande and Merkel: Fireworks ahead
If elected, the Socialist candidate will push hard for his European growth strategy(32)
Indonesia’s Aceh province: Hoping for peace to return
A former independence movement turns on its own(3)
Syria's ceasefire: Assad indigestion
A peace plan comes into wobbly effect(11)
Foreign policy: An interview with Hillary Clinton
Lexington sits down with the secretary of state(80)
American diplomacy: What Hillary did next
Since failing to win the Democratic nomination, Hillary Clinton has loyally served Barack Obama as secretary of state. We assess her record and ponder her plans(122)
David Cameron in America: The evolving western plan for Syria
David Cameron and Barack Obama go public with their anger at Russia for shielding the Assad regime(25)
Syrians are increasingly doubtful that diplomatic efforts will end the violence(56)
Vatileaks: Rocking the Holy See
A string of leaked documents is shaking things up at the Vatican(10)
North Korean nuclear progress: Leap of faith
Kim Jong Un makes an offer, while America gives away little in return(24)
Ireland and the euro: Kenny’s heroes?
Another potential upset for the euro: a referendum in Ireland(26)
Ireland's referendum on the fiscal compact: This time is different
A rejection of the fiscal compact would have serious financial and economic consequences(62)
Security in Colombia: An insufficient olive branch
The FARC renounce kidnapping(40)
Foreign-investment disputes: Come and get me
Argentina is putting international arbitration to the test(5)
Qatar’s ruler: Flying-carpet diplomacy
The emir of a small Gulf peninsula is here, there and everywhere(16)
The week ahead: February 9th 2012: Advancing an Arab solution
ANOTHER debt deadline looms in Greece, Arab foreign ministers meet to discuss Syria, Pakistan's prime minister appears in court and the BAFTA and Grammy awards are dished out in London and Los Angeles(3)
European Stability Mechanism: CAC flap
The successor to the EFSF is a marginal improvement at best(15)
European foreign policy: The Berlusconi option for Lady Ashton?
The irrelevance of the European Union's new diplomatic service and its head, Cathy Ashton(44)
The EU summit: A deal, but to what end?
Yet another EU summit ends with agreement, but the euro crisis is far from resolved(120)
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