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In the Syria we don’t know

The New York Review of Books | 6th November 2014

A young woman in Damascus produced a smart phone from her handbag and asked, “May I show you something?” The…

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Without peace in Syria, the beheadings will not stop

The Sunday Telegraph | 5th October 2014

The militants of the self-proclaimed Islamic State (Isil) have murdered another western captive, Alan Henning. Henning, like his fellow humanitarian…

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I was John Wayne’s driver

The Spectator | 26th July 2014

Review of John Wayne: The Life and Legend by Scott Eyman Simon & Schuster, pp.512, £25, ISBN: 978439199589

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Rogue Males

Times Literary Supplement | 2nd July 2014

Review of AMERICA’S GREAT GAME The CIA’s secret Arabists and the shaping of the modern Middle East by Hugh Wilford…

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Speech delivered by Charles Glass at the Chalke Valley History Festival

| 28th June 2014

A terrible war has been taking place in Syria since 2011, It is a contemporary struggle, but this is a…

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Deserters need compassion, not condemnation

The Times | 11th June 2014

Even if Bowe Bergdahl was disillusioned with the Afghan war, he was a casualty, not a coward At dawn on…

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Syria: On the Way to Genocide?

The New York Review of Books | 5th December 2013

The commander is thirty-six years old. A few strands of white in his dark, curly hair make him seem older,…

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‘Stop the blood’: Years of war drain once-passionate Syrians aiming to topple Assad

NBC News | 24th September 2013

DAMASCUS, Syria – In 2011, Syrian activists were inspired and believed they were capable of ousting President Bashar Assad. Now,…

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NPR’s Fresh Air talks to Charles Glass about The Deserters

NPR | 18th June 2013

Few citizens are more honored than military veterans, and there’s particular reverence for those who defeated the Nazis in World…

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What are your chances if you’re a Syrian citizen now?

Present and Future The State of Syria: Past | 7th June 2013

This is a bad time to be a Syrian. Will the two sides tearing your country apart meet in Geneva…

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