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Blogs & articles

  • Hinkley: A huge contribution towards yesterday’s energy thinking +

    The Government’s plan to guarantee EDF Energy an index-linked price for electricity from two new nuclear reactors at Hinkley Point at double today's rate has gone down like a lead balloon explains Pete Roche. Read More

  • Western PR firms bid for Bahrain contract: The 'acceptable' face of repression +

    Seven public relations firms – mostly British or American – are vying to win a contract from Bahrain's repressive government, Brian Whitaker reports. Read More

  • BDS campaigner targeted by law firm with links to Israeli intelligence +

    A law firm targeting the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement has close links to Israeli intelligence, US government cables leaked by Wikileaks show. Read More

  • Marketing war: the management of public perceptions +

    The publication of an MOD discussion paper on how 'convincing the nation of the need to run military risk has become more difficult' is testament to the fact that enough public opposition can make waging war politically impractical. Read More

  • US scuppered deal with Iran in 2005, says then British Foreign Minister +

    Talks foundered because the US insisted that Iran must not have uranium enrichment facilities in any circumstances, and the EU3 bowed to this diktat from Washington. Authors of a book on Iran's nuclear 'non-threat', Peter Oborne and David Morrison, say this time we must do better. Read More
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