Emergency rule in Pakistan: Your views

Send us your thoughts on President Pervez Musharraf's decision to impose emergency rule in Pakistan. Read more

Seeing the light of day

Oh, the light! The autumn light! Is there anything more glorious than an October day, awash in the sun's low-slung amber rays? And yet ... perhaps you feel the dread, too. Read more

In the first place, simple pleasures were fun and free

Sunday, November 04, 2007 November marks the first anniversary of Tales of the City. During the past year, we've received personal essays on every sort of topic: geek love, accidental encounters, the saving grace of music and dealing with cancer and Alzheimer's disease. Read more

PARKER: Waffling, not being a woman, makes Hillary a target

Saturday, November 03, 2007 When you're leading the Democratic presidential race, as Hillary Clinton is, you might expect other candidates to focus their sharpest criticism your way. Yet the spin coming out of the Clinton campaign is that the men were ganging up on Hillary. Read more

Black: Have it all,or have what makes you happy

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Thompson: "Wrong Answer"

Thompson: "Wrong Answer"

Fred Thompson has some thoughts on Hillary: I've mentioned it before, but Fred does very well in this kind of informal chat video, which is not really an ad. But what if this is what Fred's ads will look like?...


Who should provide our energy?

Will consumer choices make a difference to global climate change?

Russian President Vladimir Putin has resisted calls from EU leaders to agree to binding rules on energy relations at a summit in Finland.

Meanwhile the European Commission is aiming to reduce Europe's energy consumption by 20% by 2020, part of 75 wider energy measures.

In this week's Green Room Dr Matt Prescott of banthebulb.org argues that market forces alone cannot cure the environment's ills, and that political leaders must take tough, maybe even unpopular decisions on investment, technology, regulation, and more.

Do you agree with Matt Prescott? Do free markets help the environment? What decisions must our politicians take?

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