
The war is already lost
(News
article courtesy of The NZ Herald)
Insider's tale of greatest art
theft in history
(News
article courtesy of Information Clearing House)
Seen through a Syrian lens
''Unknown
Americans' are provoking civil war in Iraq
(News
articles courtesy of Alternet
Israel's Gaza Problem
(News
articles courtesy of The
Guardian/The Observer)
Britain
stops talk of 'war on terror'
There
has to be equality
If Britons can join the
Israeli army, those who fight for
Palestine can't be treated as terrorists
Iraqi
rape (US) soldier given life sentence
Timing
of Saddam verdict 'deeply suspect'
Beckett
signals change on Iraq
Bush
threatened to bomb Pakistan, says Musharraf
Chavez
attacks 'devil' Bush in UN speech
Venezualan president accuses US of double
standards on terror
Bolivian president condemns war on drugs
Iranian
president labels US a lawbreaker
Britain and America are accused of aggression
Bush urges 'ordinary people' to shun extremism
Palestinians
tell Blair: you are not welcome here
Hundreds sign advert in advance of Ramallah
visit
PM to meet Olmert and Abbas, but not Hamas
Promoting
peace is for wimps - real governments sell weapons
Labour seems to see the escalating dangers in
the Middle East as little more than an opportunity for business
Bid to block US bomb flights (to Israel)
fails
Hezbollah Official Discusses Blockade
Lebanon's Month-old Oil Slick Sinks
In the aftermath of the Israeli attack on Lebanon - Greenpeace video
shows the environmental damage
Pakistan blames West for terrorism
Duncan Campbell reports on the resentment that Pakistan feels when
portrayed in the West as the epicentre of terrorism
In a military democracy, it is the warriors
who call the shots
The failure of the attack on Lebanon has left the Israeli people less
secure, but has done nothing to dent the generals' power
Bush 'helped Israeli attack on Lebanon'
Israel responded to an unprovoked attack by
Hizbullah, right? Wrong
The assault on Lebanon was premeditated -
the soldiers' capture provided the excuse.
It was also unnecessary
The dead of Qana: 'They found them huddled
together'
It
was an unremarkable three-storey building on the edge of Qana. But for
two extended families, the Shalhoubs and the Hashems, it was a last
refuge.
MPs attack government for breaking its own
guidelines on arms sales to Israel
attack government for breaking its own guidelines on arms sales to
Israel
I, too, am horrified by the awful scenes in
Lebanon in the UK, bringing devastation to Lebanon.
But wait...
My journey on the highway of fear with
families who lost everything
Made in the UK, bringing devastation to
Lebanon (and Gaza) - the British parts in Israel's deadly
attack helicopters
The call that tells you: run, you're about
to lose your home and possessions
Israelis ignored repeated warnings before
killing UN observers
16 pleas for firing to stop went unheeded
Furious Annan condemns targeting of post
Frustration as summit fails to end
conflict
For an immediate
ceasefire: UN, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Greece,
Jordan, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Canada and Cyprus
Against: US and Britain.
Result:
no immediate ceasefire
Israel keeps Hizbullah bodies 'for
bargaining chips'
We Europeans must never forget that we
created the
Middle East conflict
'Save us,' she screamed as another shell
landed
British arms exports to Israel double in a
year
Supreme court rejects Bush terror powers
Interactive: Israeli troops in Gaza (June
2006)
Israel enters Gaza (June 2006)
Guantanamo Bay - Special Report
A tunnel without end
The
US version of the Guantanamo suicides is disgraceful.
The cause of death was gross injustice
'Killing themselves was unnecessary.
But it certainly is a good PR move'
Bush
officials' hard line provokes condemnation
The battle of Huda Ghalia -
who really killed girl's family on Gaza beach?
Guardian investigation casts doubt on
Israeli claim that army was not to blame
Shot man demands apology
Raid brothers recover from ordeal
Officials admit doubts over chemical plot
Intelligence behind
terror raid questioned as proof remains elusive
Angry families threaten legal action against
police over anti-terror raid
The
Muslim man shot by officers protests his innocence and
accuses them of failing to give a warning
Officers advised to aim at upper body to
incapacitate suspects
Met chief could face charge over Menezes
CPS
names Blair in report on shooting
Fresh questions over east London raid
Fresh evidence of 'executions' by rogue US
marines in Iraq
New
photographs lend weight to allegations of revenge killings by US unit
under attack in which 24 unarmed civilians died
Marines may face trial over Iraq massacre
Report
likely to say troops shot 24 unarmed civilians
Murder charges likely after killings and cover-up
Galloway uses Cherie Blair in his defence
Police seize Parliament Square protester's
placards
Police
moved in overnight to remove the majority of anti-war placards from
Parliament Sqaure - although its lone protestor, Brian Haw, has not
been evicted
Amnesty attacks US 'disappearances'
Iraqi, 15, 'drowned after soldiers forced
him into canal'
Four
face court martial accused of manslaugher
Aim was allegedly to teach suspected looter a lesson
SAS man quits in protest at 'illegal' Iraq
war
BBC's coverage of Israel-Palestinian
conflict 'misleading'
Study
finds failures in news balance and depth
Reports said to show little to suggest deliberate bias
I,000 secret CIA flights revealed
MEPs'
report says member states knew of abductions
Documents show 'strange routes' and stopovers
Britain took part in mock Iran
invasion
Pentagon planned
for Tehran conflict with war game involving UK troops
No plan B - so could the US ever
learn to live with Iran in the nuclear club?
Dead birds, terrorists,
Franciscans: it's 15th-century Florence all over again
The
age of Savonarola and Machiavelli highlights the dangers of aregime
that asserts the supremacy of values or faith over politics
RAF doctor sent to jail
for refusing to serve in Iraq
· Judge says sentence a warning to armed forces
· Officer vows to appeal against court's decision
'There
was a little girl clinging on to her dead dad screaming her eyes out.
We never had time to stop'
James
Piotrowski wrote a letter to the Guardian recently from his military
prison cell in Colchester. In it he describes the events that he
experienced while deployed on the frontline of the invasion of Iraq in
2003
US allies are behind the death
squads and ethnic cleansing
Iraq's American overlords at last seem to have grasped the danger posed
by their friends' militias. But it may be too late
US plans strike to topple Iran
regime - report
· US 'intent on Iran attack'
· Bush accused of 'messianic' mission
If ever there was a nation not to
drive to extremes, it is Iran
The US and Britain are goading Iran to acquire nuclear
weapons, while Blair's jihadist rhetoric is inciting a fourth crusade
UN report calls for closure of
Guantanamo
Guantanamo Bay: Prison 'breaks conventions on torture'
Mr Blair, you sent my son to die in
a war based on lies
Occupation has achieved nothing positive. It is time to bring
our troops home and let the Iraqi people decide their own future