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A fervent supporter of the EU, Garton Ash is still critical of its missteps, and while he has a clear affection for Europe, he is not misty-eyed about it
An important testimony to one of the greatest humanitarian outrages of our time
A ‘man of faith’ and that faith is the chinese Communist Party
How trade expansion into Central Asia has built ‘China’s Inadvertent Empire’
Book review: Kishore Mahbubani sets out to chart China’s upcoming challenge to the US
Review: The book has an avowed mission but it’s not clear what audience it is aimed at
Review: A grim catalogue of social exclusion edited by Lenny Henry and Marcus Ryder
Richard Chambers’ book is fact-paced and less than flattering to government
Book review: Poetic memoir of Chinese artist-turned-activist who remains only partially understood
Suzanne Smith’s account of sexual abuse is notable for the church’s lasting coldness
Book review: The 1965-66 Indonesian slaughter and its influence on anti-communist governments
Book review: Jenny Chan, Mark Selden and Pun Ngai investigate perilous working conditions
Book review: C Pam Zhang’s novel tells the story of two young daughters of Chinese migrants left to fend for themselves