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The life of a hostage: terrifying, unjust and expendable

The Independent | 5th July 2007

Alan Johnston told a press conference after his release yesterday morning, “They did threaten my life a number of times.…

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A patriotic thought experiment

Taki's Top Drawer | 4th July 2007

“I am going to teach [them] to elect good men.” –President Woodrow Wilson, referring to his decision in 1914 to…

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Iraq’s founding mother

The Nation | 2nd July 2007

During the frozen winter of 2003 in the mountains of Iraqi Kurdistan, Ahmad Chalabi was waiting for the United States…

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What Luttwak didn’t say

Prospect Issue 135 | 1st June 2007

Edward Luttwak is right that the middle east is not important enough to fight over. That’s why the US should…

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Obituary – Major Derek Cooper, MC, OBE, World War II hero who espoused the Palestinian cause

The Independent | 31st May 2007

There was no more improbable sight in Beirut during the brutal Israeli siege of 1982 than a graceful and elegant…

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Review of ‘Aida’

Online Review London | 26th May 2007

The Richmond Theatre 30 April – 5 May 2007 Following Aida’s premier in Cairo in December 1871, Verdi wrote, “This…

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The lord of no man’s land: A guided tour through Lebanon’s ceaseless war

Harper's Magazine | 1st March 2007

Israel should have known better. Even before abandoning their bases inside Lebanon in 2000, the Israelis had been unable to…

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Death of a billionaire PM

The Spectator | 7th October 2006

Review of Killing Mr Lebanon: The Assassination of Rafik Hariri And Its Impact On The Middle East by Nicholas Blandford…

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Learning from Its Mistakes: Charles Glass on Hizbullah

London Review of Books | 17th August 2006

In his memoir, Not So Wild a Dream, the famous CBS correspondent Eric Sevareid recalled watching the execution of six…

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Pamela Cooper: Campaigner for Victims of War – Obituary

The Independent | 2nd August 2006

In the summer of 1982, while Lebanon was under Israeli attack as it is now, Pamela Cooper worked tirelessly helping…

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