Engaging the anonymous IEngage
IEngage, once Inayat Bunglawala's vanity project, has written about my piece in the Wall Street Journal from a few weeks ago. In my piece I condemned the London Muslim Centre, inter alia,
Engagement With Hamas?
In late June the United States Institute of Peace (USIP) released a report entitled "Hamas: Ideological Rigidity and Political Flexibility", an analysis of the ideological and political background of Hamas, and the
Enescu & Lipatti
I spent a lovely evening at the Romanian Cultural Institute's Enescu Society on Thursday. They have a series of concerts in the L-shaped salon of their beautiful ambassadorial house in Belgrave Square,
Emulation and evisceration
Noel Malcolm tells the story of western intellectual fascination with the Ottoman empire from the fall of Constantinople in 1453
Empty labels
'To eat less soya, eat more of it. The paradox bites only on those who are unaware of how much soya is contained in the meat they eat'
Empty-Dumpty…
...sat on the wall of the new Lottery-funded arts building and wondered where all the people were...
Empire loyalist
John Buchan’s labours not only served the public good: they provided the raw material and characters for his thrillers
Emma Sergeant: Studies in untruth
Revealing how portraiture scares subjects who would prefer to be photo-shopped
Elgar for Remembrance
"Herein is enshrined the soul of ....." Those five dots, placed by Elgar at the head of his Violin Concerto, have been causing everyone much fuss, bother and excitement ever since —
Election Pre-Post-Mortem
If the Tories don't win a solid majority in today's election they have only themselves to blame. Given the unpopularity of Gordon Brown and the state of the economy, a resounding victory