A Time of Chaos
East Anglia’s summer is at its height. The flat land doesn’t readily retain its temperature,…
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Farewell, Summer
Autumn usually sneaks in via the back door. Its shadows lengthen on the staircase, and…
The Summer of Uncertainty
At long last, the bunting is coming down. As I walked through the darkened Accounts…
Always Look on the Dark Side of Life
Prior to the advent of the Euro, I lived in the Netherlands and then Belgium.…
The Slouch Towards Bethlehem
The Left had much to celebrate over the long weekend: not only was the Conservative…
Memories of Turkey
“Did you enjoy your stay?” The question, posed by the young lady stationed at the…
Greece: Voices Dying with a Dying Fall
It didn’t get much notice, but this small news item caught my eye: on Thursday,…
Daniel Cohn-Bendit: Greece’s Financial Woes
An impassioned plea for reason from one of Europe’s leading Greens: