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Michael Burleigh
Beijing’s Buffer
‘North Korea is a vital buffer for the Chinese to counter the heavy US presence in Japan and South Korea…The idea that Beijing might rein in Pyongyang is a Western illusion’
Michael Burleigh
China
International
Historical Hyperbole
‘Historical analogies provide us with a route through a chaotically frightening present’
Michael Burleigh
History
Modern Life
Human Rights Pretension
‘The last utopia of human rights is becoming as politicised as its predecessors and this may be its undoing’
Michael Burleigh
History
Human Rights
Military
Is God on Our Side? Morality in World War Two
How does one fight a "just" war when warfare deranges human morals? And how does this square with one's faith?
Michael Burleigh
Military
Text
Mao-made Famine
‘People who excuse Mao’s regime should remember that at least 45 million people died in the Great Leap Forward’
Michael Burleigh
China
Communism
History
Korean Lesson
‘Recalling the events that led up to the Korean War can give us greater understanding of today’s conflicts’
Michael Burleigh
Afghanistan
Ethics of Engagement
'Many modern historians are reluctant even to deploy terms like "good" and "evil"
Michael Burleigh
History
Bomb Scares
'We can cope with nuclear terrorism. But the government must level with people about how it can be treated'
Michael Burleigh
Military
Web of Terror
'The Chechen Islamists who struck Russia in March have discovered the benefits of going viral on the internet'
Michael Burleigh
Russia
War on Terror
A New World Order?
‘It is fascinating to see the outlines of an emerging world order for the 21st century’
Michael Burleigh
Global Governance
International
Iran
Middle East
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Underrated: Abroad
The ravenous longing for the infinite possibilities of “otherwhere”
Stephen Bayley
Underrated
The king of cakes
"Yuletide revels were designed to see you through the dark days — and how dark they seem today"
Carolyn Hart
Food
A tripod in the sky
The view from above
Christian House
Drawing Board