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The Independent
Adrian Hamilton, Greece is right – Britain and Europe are letting it down

The Telegraph
Edmund Conway, We have to learn from Japan’s lost years
Toby Harnden, Is Britain ready for the greatest show in politics?
Ian Cowie, The Ashcroft row reminds us tax is for the little people

The Times
Ben Macintyre, A 17th-century power behind the Tory throne
Roy Hattersley, Michael Foot, the most misunderstood of men

The Guardian
Seumas Milne, Labour’s Foot mythology has finally run out of time
Naomi Klein, Milton Friedman did not save Chile

The Huffington Post
Rob Crilly, Dealing with failed and failing states

The New York Times
Nicholas Kristof, Divorced before puberty
Paul Starr, A health insurance mandate with a choice

The Washington Post
David Broder, The fable of Emanuel the Great
E.J. Dionne, The Republicans’ big lie about reconciliation

The Daily Caller
Robert Murphy, What, exactly, is a ‘green’ job

The New York Times
Paul Krugman, Afflicting the afflicted
Roger Cohen, An eye for an eye
David Brooks, Not as dull as expected

The Guardian
Sahil Kapur, Healthcare summit: political theatre with tired script
Simon Jenkins, The Falklands can no longer remain as Britain’s expensive nuisance

The Times
Hugo Rifkind, I’m not crying for Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner
Antonia Senior, Now Google is Goliath it really must grow up
Paddy Ashdown, A military Rolls Royce, but a political car crash

The Telegraph
Con Coughlin, India and Pakistan must bury the hatchet for the Taliban to be crushed
Jeff Randall, Alistair Darling is a dead man walking

The Independent
Adrian Hamilton, Can we hold our slide to the margins?

The Washington Post
Charles Krauthammer, Toyota and the price of modernity

The Daily Caller
Anchorman, A history of false facts driving the story

The Times
Keir Starmer, ‘Mercy killing’ is not the same as assisted suicide
Anatole Kaletsky, If Barack Obama fails today, we’ll all be swept away

The Guardian
Clancy Sigal, US liberals have lost their fire
Seumas Milne, This tide of anti-muslim hatred is a threat to us all
Larry Elliott, Neighbours from hell

The Telegraph
Jeremy Warner, ‘Forces of hell’? Sounds like business as usual
Edmund Conway, We must arm ourselves for class war

The Independent
Rupert Cornwell, Obama is still liked but he isn’t feared

The Washington Post
Kathleen Sebelius and Nancy-Ann DeParle, Let’s deal
E.J. Dionne, The next New Dealers

The Daily Caller
Mark Calabria, Housing problem was the bubble, not the bust

The Huffington Post
Steve Parker, Toyoda, Toyota, Congress and the FBI

The New York Times
Nicholas Kristof, Do toxins cause autism?

The Daily Caller
Chet Nagle, Pakistan’s phony Baradar arrest
Mitch Bainwol, Google has reason to re-think IP

The Guardian
Faisal Islam, As Iceland resists paying us our billions, let’s not forget who is to blame
Michael Tomasky, Tax, choixes and gridlock

Washington Post
Charles Krauthammer, Ungovernable? Nonsense
Alan Blinder, The jobs puzzle
Eugene Robinson, Cold truths about the Northeast’s hard winter

The Times
Richard Headland, The car in fornt wil probably still be a Toyota

The Telegraph
Con Coughlin, The murder of Al-Mahbouh is an insult to our intelligence

The Independent
Editorial: A timely defence of press freedom

The New York TImes
Paul Krugman, California death spiral
David Brooks, The power elite
Roger Cohen, Target Iran’s censors

The Huffington Post
Jonathan Kim, Green makes green: how sustainability creates jobs

The Daily Caller
Richard Olivastro, Fannie and Freddie are at it again

The New York Times
Nicholas Kristof, Do we really want the status quo on healthcare?
Lara Dadkhah, Empty skies over Afghanistan

The Washington Post
George Will, Alaska lightning rod
Matt Miller, Blame our politics, not our debt

The Huffington Post
Bill Lucey, Should the Senate go nuclear?

The Times
Anatole Kaletsky, Whoever you vote for, painful cuts will come
Melanie Reid, We’re all thrilled by Mossad the movie

The Guardian
Seumas Milne, This is no ripping yarn, but a murder to fan more conflict
Timothy Garton Ash, We need judges to investigate our spies, not spies to berate our judges

The Telegraph
Edmund Conway, Don’t worry about inflation – that can wait
Ceri Radford, I find the jury innocent of (nearly) all charges

The Independent
Adrian Hamilton, Torture demeans the torturer as well as the victim

The Guardian
Michael Tomasky, Bashing the rich won’t work for Obama. But other rallying cries might
Hilary Wainwright, Osborne’s airbrushed co-op policy

The Times
James Purnell, Power to the people – and trust them too
Daniel Finkelstein, The Tories will get burnt fighting fire with fire
Tom Coghlan, Baradar’s capture may not be what it seems

The Telegraph
Tracy Corrigan, The wizardry that set a bad spell on Greece
Simon Heffer, Can anyone explain what the Conservative Party stands for?

The Independent
Hamish McRae, The inflation genie is out of the bottle

The New York Times
Thomas Friedman, Global weirding is here
Michael Cox, An order of prosperity, to go

The Washington Post
Editorial: Taliban on ice
Kathleen Parker, Uganda’s brutal law

The Huffington Post
Brad Wright, Doing the right thing

The Guardian
Simon Tisdall, Another hyped-up push in Afghanistan
Peter Wilby, A death tax is the fairst one. Yet now no voter will buy it

The Times
Ruth Lea, Bite the bullet. Kick Greece out of the euro
Jan Raath, Chinese bring together Zimbabwe’s black and white
David Aaronovitch, Private lives should never belong to the public

The Independent
Steve Richards, Almost everything you know about the PM is untrue

The Telegraph
Judith Woods, The big fight for the support of celebrities

The Daily Caller
Warren Coats, Is there any solution to the debt crisis?

The New York Times
David Brooks, The lean times
Bob Herbert, What’s wrong with us?

The Washington Post
Richard Cohen, Whatever Palin you want
Eugene Robinson, The wisdom of Cheney

The Times
Tim Besley and Andrew Scott, A new watchdog would safeguard us from debt
William Rees-Mogg, We ignore rthe lessons of history at our peril
Stewart Sutherland, Free care for the elderly need not be ruinous
Carol Midgley, The internet is killing the art of tabloid speak

The Guardian
Gary Younge, Compared to Europe, the US can at least make a pretence at democracy

The Telegraph
Joan Bakewell, Why the elderly deserve better than this

The Independent
Bruce Anderson, We have a duty to use torture

The New York Times
Paul Krugman, The making of a Euromess
Ross Douthat, Let’s make a deal

The Huffington Post
Robert Kuttner, Progressive Hardball

The Washington Post
E.J. Dionne, Obama, the second Clinton
Robert Samuelson, The danger behind China’s ‘me first’ worldview

The Daily Caller
Patrick Cronin, Iran on the threshold

The Telegraph
Jonathan Evans, Conspiracy theories aid Britain’s enemies

The Guardian
Simon Jenkins, Illegal wars turn even the nicest people bad
Naomi Klein, Forgiveness for Haiti? We should be begging theirs
Martin Kettle, It’s time to shout down the bobbies-on-the-beat mantra

The Times
Antonia Senior, Goodbye Hector. Gandalf, you’ve got the job
Richard Dowden, The day they nearly ditched Mandela
Editorial: Orange Cameron

The Independent
Carola Long, McQueen’s down-to-earth manner untouched by the celebrity world

The Daily Caller
Sam Zamarripa, Perpetuating a misguided “too big to fail” policy

The New York Times
Paul Krugman, Republicans and Medicare
David Brooks, What’s next Mr President?
Roger Cohen, Hard Mideast truths

The Washington Post
Michael Gerson, Guantanamo Bay: ugly but necessary
Bill Kristol, Remember Iran

The Huffington Post
Taylor Marsh, Underestimating Sarah

The Guardian
Clive Stafford Smith, Binyam Mohamed: A shameful cover up
Timothy Garton Ash, The sight of Ukraine’s lumpen victor should stir the EU’s own into action
Dan Roberts, Better Greece than Iceland

The Telegraph
Anna Dixon, Key questions for an ageing population
Edmund Conway, Greece could bring euroland to its knees
Editorial: Binyam Mohamed and British security

The Times
Anatole Kaletsky, Greek tragedy won’t end on the euro’s death
Editorial: The dark corner

The Independent
Steve Richards, The tide has turned and the Tories are swimming against it

The Washington Post
David Ignatius, Europe could use its own tea party
E.J. Dionne, Tempest in a tea party

The New York Times
Nicholas Kristof, The grotesque vocabulary in Congo
Reuel Marc Gerecht, Iran, beacon of liberty?

The Huffington Post
Omid Memarian, Hardline Iranian judiciary likely to execute more dissidents

The Daily Caller
Christian Whiton, Buying time for Iran’s Green Movement