People

Face value

Mr Detail 

Ron Dennis of McLaren, which launches itself as a carmaker this week, is driven by the pursuit of perfectionMar 18th 2010

LEADERS: Israel and the United States

Stop the bungling 

Israel’s prime minister has enraged his main ally and hurt the peace process: it is not too late to change courseMar 18th 2010

EUROPE: Saving Venice

Brunetta's offensive 

A new candidate for the task of saving la SerenissimaMar 18th 2010

MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA: South Africa

A chastened president fights back 

Jacob Zuma is facing a barrage of criticism. But he won’t give up without a battleMar 18th 2010

FINANCE AND ECONOMICS: Economics focus

It wasn't us 

Alan Greenspan and Ben Bernanke still do not believe monetary policy bears any blame for the crisisMar 18th 2010

BOOKS & ARTS: New poetry

In full flight 

A magnificent late achievementMar 18th 2010

BOOKS & ARTS: New theatre

In the round 

The pleasures of being a contrarianMar 18th 2010

Articles from previous editions

BRITAIN: Interview with Nick Clegg

Kingmaker in waiting? 

The Liberal Democrats prepare for battle—in their own wayMar 11th 2010

EUROPE: Charlemagne

Juggling Europe's stars 

The new president of the European Council will be worth watchingMar 11th 2010

UNITED STATES: White House tensions

Ballet Rahmbert 

The gossip surrounding the president’s chief of staff is getting out of handMar 11th 2010

BUSINESS: Who's the boss of Fujitsu?

Boomerang 

What a bizarre leadership row says about Japanese businessMar 11th 2010

BOOKS & ARTS: Artists in 19th-century Britain

Outsider 

A new biography highlights the life and work of a British artist and the women he lovedMar 11th 2010

UNITED STATES: New York's troubled politicians

The fall of the Harlem Clubhouse 

The scandals surrounding New York’s governor and its leading representative in Washington mark the demise of a powerful political machineMar 4th 2010

LEADERS: Ashcroft and the Tories

Friends like these 

The real issue raised by Lord Ashcroft’s tax status is David Cameron’s judgmentMar 4th 2010

EUROPE: Silvio Berlusconi and the courts

Impunity time 

Italy’s prime minister becomes an unlikely crusader against corruptionMar 4th 2010

UNITED STATES: California's elections

The other Brown 

A late, and philosophical, return to political campaigningMar 4th 2010

UNITED STATES: The Texas governor's race

Romping home 

Rick Perry and Bill White move from the primary to the real electionMar 4th 2010

MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA: Egypt's new contender

A tantalising return 

The return of Mohamed ElBaradei from abroad is rattling Egypt’s rulersMar 4th 2010

BOOKS & ARTS: British politics

Ties that bind 

Andrew Rawnsley's political vivisectionMar 4th 2010

BOOKS & ARTS: John Browne's memoirs

Oil painting 

Business and the bedroomMar 4th 2010

BOOKS & ARTS: A journalist in the Middle East

Golden notebook 

Trying to tell it how it isMar 4th 2010

BOOKS & ARTS: White Africans on the screen

A tribe in trouble 

The short sad life of whites in AfricaMar 4th 2010

Obituaries

John Thorbjarnarson 

He tried to end men's fear of crocodiliansMar 18th 2010

Emile Fradin 

The peasant-proprietor of the Glozel hoard, and the centre of an archaeological stormMar 11th 2010

Obituary

Michael Foot 

A much-loved but controversial politician and man of lettersMar 4th 2010

Alexander Haig 

A soldier and public servant, with scar tissue from battles both actual and politicalFeb 25th 2010

Charlie Wilson 

Congressman, party animal and saviour of AfghanistanFeb 18th 2010

Jack Murtha dies

War hero and porker, RIP 

A colourful congressman passes awayFeb 11th 2010

Percy Cradock 

Low-key but razor-sharp, Britain's man in China was always a cool realistFeb 11th 2010

J.D. Salinger 

He defended to the end the sanctity of his wordsFeb 4th 2010

Miep Gies 

She looked after Anne Frank and her family while they were in hidingJan 28th 2010

Jyoti Basu 

Chief minister of West Bengal and almost India's first Communist prime ministerJan 21st 2010

Tsutomu Yamaguchi 

Survivor of two nuclear bombs, he believed fate had spared him to speak outJan 14th 2010

Gus Dur 

An intellectual and president of Indonesia, whose eccentricity hid a serious purposeJan 7th 2010

Oral Roberts 

Millions of hurting people sought his spiritual counsellingDec 30th 2009

Farewell to WW1

From memory to history Requires subscription 

With the deaths of Harry Patch, at 111, and Henry Allingham, at 113, the last memories of fighting on the front in the first world war have goneDec 17th 2009

Yegor Gaidar Requires subscription 

He engineered Russia's transformation to a market economyDec 17th 2009

Economics focus

Paul Samuelson Requires subscription 

The last of the great general economists died on December 13th, aged 94Dec 17th 2009

Charis Wilson Requires subscription 

Model, writer and muse to one of America's great photographersDec 10th 2009

Samak Sundaravej Requires subscription 

A sharp-tongued Thai coalition leader and celebrity chefDec 3rd 2009

Earl Cooley Requires subscription 

He parachuted from planes to fight forest firesNov 26th 2009

Robert Rines Requires subscription 

He could have refused to believe his eyes, but he knew he had seen a monsterNov 19th 2009

Claude Lévi-Strauss Requires subscription 

Revolutionary French anthropologist who sought the universal truths of manNov 12th 2009

Alan Peters Requires subscription 

For many years he was Britain's finest furniture-makerNov 5th 2009

Richard Sonnenfeldt Requires subscription 

He startled, harried and translated at the Nuremberg trialsOct 29th 2009

Ludovic Kennedy Requires subscription 

Writer, broadcaster and campaigner on miscarriages of justiceOct 22nd 2009

Reinhard Mohn Requires subscription 

He transformed Bertelsmann into an international media companyOct 15th 2009

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