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Terror on the High Seas?

ABC News | 10th September 2003

In the first half of this year, pirates attacked 234 ships, an increase of almost 40 percent over seaborne assaults…

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Is Syria next?

The London Review of Books | 24th July 2003

Amid the squat concrete towers and traffic bridges of the new and expanding Damascus, a few mud-brick houses endure like…

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Iraq 2003, Lebanon 1982

Znet | 9th June 2003

People cheered when the United States Marines marched into the capital. At last, someone would restore order, remove the thugs…

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The lessons of Lebanon

The Guardian | 24th April 2003

People cheered when the US marines marched into the capital. At last someone would restore order, remove the thugs and…

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Iraq Must Go!

The London Review of Books | 3rd October 2002

Charles Glass considers the history of ‘regime change’ in the Gulf There is a dry wind blowing through the East,…

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A Palestinian Mandela?

The New Statesman | 15th July 2002

One place to look for the “new and different Palestinian leadership” that President George Bush demanded last Monday, is Petach…

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Sharon, the failed kingmaker

The Guardian | 25th June 2002

Voices in Israel, including within Ariel Sharon’s cabinet, are calling on their prime minister to crown his reconquista of the…

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Have we learnt nothing from Rwanda?

The Observer | 9th June 2002

India and Pakistan are at war. A million troops stand mobilised on either side of the 1972 line of control…

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Palestine’s Petain?

The Guardian | 15th May 2002

Yasser Arafat Has Escaped Again – But His People Are Having To Pay For His Liberty The old fox escaped…

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Ending the occupation

Znet | 5th April 2002

Paris The return of Secretary of State Colin Powell to Israel has revived language that, until now, the Bush administration…

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