The fall of the Berlin Wall is crucial to any understanding of the present world, argues Janet Daley.

Making excessive pay criminal is a step to tyranny, and it wouldn't work, says Janet Daley.

"Certainly there is a need for free-market economics to be rescued from those who distort and discredit it, but that is the argument that must be made: that this system has delivered mass prosperity (and the self-determination that comes with it) on a scale unprecedented in human history, and that it deserves to be saved from the spoilers." Janet Daley, writing with justified scorn about those peo...

The logic of free-market wealth creation must be clearly explained, argues Janet Daley.

The trenchant moral case for the free market being made in America should be heard in Britain, says Janet Daley.

The euro won't collapse, Barack Obama won't lose the White House - and Labour's lumbered with Ed Miliband, predicts Janet Daley.

The insularity that consigned the Labour Party to the wilderness in the 1980s has taken hold again, says Janet Daley.

Angela Merkel and Nicolas Sarkozy are engaged in something that has little to do with democracy, says Janet Daley, argues Janet Daley.

Unlike the protesters of the Sixties, those camped at St Paul's Cathedral have no clear objectives, says Janet Daley.

The plan to tackle the eurozone crisis will only render ordinary people more powerless, says Janet Daley.