Maria Margaronis
Contributing Editor
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Regions and CountriesFebruary 26, 2004
Letter From Paris
In the form of a law regarding the wearing of the Islamic hijab, women's bodies are a battlefield--again.
Maria Margaronis
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Political FiguresNovember 26, 2003
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Political FiguresNovember 21, 2003
The Bubble
To Londoners, even many who did not oppose the war, Bush's visit felt like an assertion of absolute, arrogant power.
Maria Margaronis
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Arms SpendingJune 26, 2003
The ‘Dodgy Dossier’
Like Kaa the python in Disney's Jungle Book, Tony Blair has staked his career on a single hypnotic refrain.
Maria Margaronis
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ActivismMarch 27, 2003
Dispatch From Britain
The night the war began, an ashen-faced woman in Parliament Square held up a photograph of an Iraqi soldier, reduced to a smudge of carbon but for his head and feet--an image from the last Gulf
Maria Margaronis
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ActivismFebruary 20, 2003
Europe on the March
So this is what it feels like to be in the political mainstream.
Maria Margaronis and D.D. Guttenplan
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US Wars and Military ActionOctober 3, 2002
Blair, the Go-Between
When Tony Blair rose to address a packed House of Commons on Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction, Albert Finney had just won an Emmy for his performance as Winston Churchill in The
Maria Margaronis
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Immigration PolicyMay 9, 2002
Europe’s Unwelcome Guests
Resentment against immigrants, even those seeking asylum, is at the boil.
Maria Margaronis
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Regions and CountriesDecember 7, 2001
Letter From London
Europe and the United States have begun to follow diverging scripts on the war.
Maria Margaronis and D.D. Guttenplan