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Alex Massie

Alex Massie is a freelance journalist, currently based in the Scottish Borders. He spent five years in Washington DC as a correspondent for The Scotsman and the Daily Telegraph. Prior to that he was Assistant Editor and Chief Leader Writer for Scotland on Sunday. He has also worked as a sports journalist and as a magazine feature writer. He blogs about American, British and Scottish politics and culture. And cricket.

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The XI of the Decade

20th November 2009 Alex Massie

It's that time of year and that time of the decade. So, what's the best XI of the last ten years? In some ways it is a disappointingly easy selection.…

Petraeus 2012 Watch

20th November 2009 Alex Massie

Previously, I've argued that even if General David Petraeus does have political ambitions there are any number of obstacles that might make it difficult for him to make a…

Backroom Deals in Brussels Are No Big Deal

20th November 2009 Alex Massie

It's always heads they win, tails you lose with the euro-sceptics isn't it? For instance, they were adamant that they didn't want a high-profile figure such as Tony Blair to…

Photo of the Day

20th November 2009 Alex Massie


The River Ettrick, running high and fast, at 2.45pm this afternoon.

Paul Clarke Update II

20th November 2009 Alex Massie

The national newspapers may not be terribly interested in the Paul Clarke case but, happily, legal blogger Jack of Kent is. He's produced a detailed account

La Main du Match

19th November 2009 Alex Massie


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If there were a World Cup for Being Sanctimonious, Ireland would qualify every time. So, mind you, might Scotland. The aftermath of last night's…

Trying KSM in NYC

19th November 2009 Alex Massie

On the whole I'm sympathetic to the Obama administration's desire to try Khalid Sheikh Mohammed in a civilian court in New York City. That is, dealing with this kind of…

Does Obama Need Britain in Afghanistan?

19th November 2009 Alex Massie

Since I outlined a modest case for dithering on Afghanstan last month, it probably behoves me to admit that, politicaly though perhaps not militarily, the time for consequence-free dithering…

David Cameron's Immodest Belief in Government

19th November 2009 Alex Massie

David Cameron's response to the Queen's Speech was, of course, dictated by both convention and political nit-picking. Nonetheless, I agree with Sunder Katwala that it's rum to see…

Health Care Reform is a Zombie Policy

17th November 2009 Alex Massie

Peter Suderman notes that the Democrats' health care plans have to play a finesse: on the one hand they promise that everything will get better; on the other they…

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