Mary Dejevsky

One of the country’s most respected commentators on Russia, the EU and the US, Mary Dejevsky has worked as a foreign correspondent all over the world, including Washington, Paris and Moscow. She is now the chief editorial writer and a columnist at The Independent and regularly appears on radio and television.

Mary Dejevsky: We've lost sight of our most fundamental rights

MPs elsewhere commonly enjoy immunity from arrest.

Recently by Mary Dejevsky

Mary Dejevsky: We won't improve society by penalising stable relationships

Tuesday, 18 November 2008

Parents should not be made poorer by choosing to be one household not two

Mary Dejevsky: Why did the West ignore the truth about the war in Georgia?

Wednesday, 12 November 2008

The US and UK left the impression that Russia was the guilty party

Will Europe get the America it wants?

Tuesday, 4 November 2008

Mary Dejevsky: On this side of the Atlantic, there is a certain amount of wishful thinking

Mary Dejevsky: If you're good enough, you are old enough

Thursday, 30 October 2008

Among the considerations that Republicans hope will convince American voters to choose John McCain next Tuesday is Barack Obama's lack of experience. Like Hillary Clinton in the primaries, they have been asking whether this 47 year old first-term Senator from Ohio can be trusted to keep his nerve and do the right thing in a crisis. And it is true that Mr Obama, though not the youngest to seek presidential office, has little national or even state-level political experience to his name, and almost no senior executive experience at all.