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Jonathan Freedland writes: The Web may help topple regimes, but it tends to make us think less and google more

Leaked confidential documents underline Israel's intransigence and could force the US to press the reset button on its handling of the age-old conflict

The King's Speech lays bare the scale of hurdles to those who hope after the Queen has gone, to replace the monarchy with something democratic

With no clear challenger and no ideological drive to oust the British prime minister, seasonal rumours of a coup are likely to remain just that

It’s totally wrong to think there’s little difference between Obama and Romney

TV network is inflicting particular damage on the Republican party, which could well lose a winnable election

Allies of the PM insist he is ready to talk peace. If his bluff is called, he will be forced to do just that

The row over Joe Biden's visit gives Washington the chance to dispense with endless talks about talks and push for real peace

Miliband can find much to cheer him in Britain's local election results which have heaped misery on rival Liberal Democrats

South African-style amnesty would have encouraged soldiers to tell the whole truth

Britain could have mounted cyber attacks on the Gaddafi's infrastructure. It would have entailed no violence and might have hastened colonel's downfall

Mark the anniversary with care for those who died and stop the lethal thinking and grave misjudgements 9/11 caused