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Born in the USA

The Oldie | 1st September 2005

The Homeland Security officer at Houston airport asked what we were going to do in the United States. I wanted…

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Peter Jennings

The Independent | 9th August 2005

Peter Charles Jennings, television and radio journalist: born Toronto, Ontario 29 July 1938; staff, ABC News 1964-2005, international anchor, World…

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An Assassin’s Land

London Review of Books Vol. 27 No. 15 | 4th August 2005

After all, who didn’t go through the most improbable adventure during the civil war? – Mikhail Bulgakov, Black Snow When…

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Back to the old hacienda

The Independent | 25th June 2005

Something bit me. In fact, lots of things were gnawing at me. Their chewing progressed up my leg to my…

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Democracy in Arabia

The Paris Review Spring 2005 | 27th May 2005

Note: In 1987, Charles Glass’s journey through Greater Syria from Alexandretta in southern Turkey to Aqaba on the Red Sea…

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Saddam’s Underpants are not the Issue. The law is.

Independent on Sunday London | 22nd May 2005

In Robert Bolt’s play “A Man for All Seasons,” Sir Thomas More is confronted by Richard Rich, whose perjury will…

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Abu Said Abu Rish – Obituary

London The Independent | 4th May 2005

Abu Said Aburish Grand old man of the TIME Beirut bureau 04 May 2005 Abu Said Aburish became part of…

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Interview

Socialist Worker | 5th March 2005

Socialist Worker interviews Charles Glass. Revelations on the illegal occupation of Iraq Question: Revelations reported in the Guardian last week…

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Bashar Assad: The Syrian Sphinx

The Independent | 19th February 2005

When Syria’s young president, Bashar Assad, contemplates the forces ranged against him, he may recall that his father faced greater…

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They stood me up

The Spectator | 22nd January 2005

For the sixth time in as many months, a woman has cancelled our dinner. In and of itself, a cancelled…

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