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Lebanon Agonistes

CounterPunch | 28th July 2006

In 1982, an unusual sight appeared on the Mediterranean horizon. Like the death ship in Star Wars, a World War…

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A clear sign of madness

The New Statesman |

In December 1968, Israeli commandos destroyed 13 aircraft of Lebanon’s national carrier, Middle East Airlines, at Beirut airport. Why? One…

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My Mentor: Charles Glass on Peter Jennings

The Independent | 26th June 2006

The first time I ever saw Peter he was wearing a trench coat. It had belonged to his father, who…

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Diary

New Statesman | 31st March 2006

I just took the Métro up to the 17th arrondissement for a party to welcome the new editor of the…

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A bargain-basement Odysseus

| 14th March 2006

As a young American infantry officer in London awaiting his D-Day orders, Gardner Botsford met an English couple – a…

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Cyber-Jihad

London Review of Books Vol. 28 No. 5 | 12th March 2006

When I was five years old, the first secretary of the Soviet Communist Party, Nikita Khrushchev, threatened to bury me.…

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Free speech is for everyone – even David Irving

The Independent | 29th November 2005

“Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression; this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and…

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From Beirut to Damascus

The Nation | 28th November 2005

In the autumn of 1972, arriving in Lebanon as a graduate student at the American University of Beirut, I discovered…

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The Last of England

Harper's Magazine | 1st November 2005

“The facts are simple enough. If we had left the olive groves and the cotton fields and the oil wells…

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“Shoot the Crow” Review

Online Review London | 14th October 2005

Trafalgar Studios, London, 28 Sept – 10 Dec 2005 The day that Harold Pinter won the Nobel Prize for literature…

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