David Lawday

The rubble on one of the few remaining gray blocks near the old Checkpoint Charlie reveals much about what Berlin is losing, and losing fast.

It has finished building this century’s public monuments, that is — and it goes out of the millennium gloriously

As regions of different countries seek to profit from a united Europe, nationalism seems an ever quainter notion

In some ways the collapse of communism is even harder on the Party faithful in the West than it is on their comrades in Eastern Europe

A common language won’t work in Europe, where language stirs nationalistic pride and people know the advantages of not understanding each other