Richard Briand

The fall of the Berlin Wall promised Europe a bright future – so what went wrong?

Timothy Garton Ash weighs the consequences of the push towards a single currency, the West’s dependence for energy on Russia, and Brexit, among much else

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  • Homelands: A Personal History of Europe

    Timothy Garton Ash

    The Bodley Head, pp. 363, £22

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