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2. Return of Big Tent thinking; HAY SPECIAL IN ASSOCIATION WITH GOOGLE; Google's Big Tent is back at Hay for the second year running. Expect great things, says John Kampfner
3. Wacky Kim is the least of our worries; China, Russia and the new 'pivot states' pose the biggest challenge to our democratic values
4. Iraq war verdict: Iran is the winner; Ten years after the overthrow of Saddam, are the country and the world a better place - and would Blair do the same again, asks John Kampfner
5. THE GLOBAL WAR ON FREE SPEECH; It's not just China and Russia: editors in Greece and Hungary are being harassed, while Britain's straitened press is in danger of being cowed by powerful interests and excessive regulation, warns John Kampfner
6. We must be free to write; HAY SPECIAL IN ASSOCIATION WITH GOOGLE; As the Hay Festival celebrates its 25th year, John Kampfner reignites the debate about freedom of expression
7. The place has changed but the fight's the same; The Berlin Wall is history, yet in the Middle East the barriers remain
8. Labour shouldn't expect too much from Barack Obama
9. Triumph has a habit of turning to dust, Mr Brown
10. Medvedev: if Georgia was in Nato we would still have struck
11. Putin condemns Britain for harbouring 'rebels'
12. Gordon Brown can lay the ground for the next generation It will be the likes of Miliband or Purnell who will tackle the challenges to come
13. Does Brown steady the ship - or set a more radical course? Those close to the troubled PM have contrasting views about his next move
14. What is the point of Labour? The party needs a new vision
15. Win or lose, Red Ken taught New Labour a lesson
16. Ogre to the Left, inspiration to New Labour Portrait of A leader John Kampfner examines the curious relationship between Margaret Thatcher and the party she so nearly destroyed
17. Too-clever-by-half Clegg is not alone
18. Quiet professionals will give Brown the space to fight back
19. You can agree or disagree, but you can't hide away
20. Day-to-day competence is now the real test for Brown's ministers
21. What exactly is the point of a Brown government?
22. Brown plans to keep everyone guessing over election date
23. Brown is hoping the EU question will just go away
24. Don't put money on U-turns being touted first to Parliament
25. Labour believes it has a Cabinet that will do the business
26. Brown won't try to put Britain at the heart of Europe
27. Can we bin the mush of the Blair years?
28. A new battleground is emerging in British political life
29. Watch out for a seismic shift as Blair decamps Whitehall
30. The Yeltsin years brought out the best and the worst in Russia
31. Miliband won't stand, so who will be next into the firing line?
32. BROWN'S BRITAIN Brown must summon courage and charm Gordon Brown delivers his final Budget next week and moves, he hopes, one step closer to Number 10. In the first of a week-long series of articles on his character and achievements, John Kampfner, editor of the New Statesman, considers whether the Chancellor has the qualities it takes to run the country
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