The West is betraying Armenia
A humanitarian catastrophe will result unless the US and EU change course.
ByIraq War (2003)
Robert Kaplan’s tragic realism
Haunted by his misguided support for the Iraq War, the American writer turned to tragedy to understand the delusions of…
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Chelsea Manning and the price of knowledge
The whistleblower’s harrowing memoir of her clash with the US military shows that information does not necessarily effect change.
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The “Five Eyes” spies who fought the West’s secret wars
The intelligence network’s blunders in the Middle East have been disastrous – but it has a vital role in an…
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The Policy Ask with Arthur Snell: “Many of the world’s problems stem from the Iraq invasion”
The former British diplomat on the Iraq war, the Green Deal and electoral reform.
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Jack Straw: the Iraq War split the West and aided Putin
The former Labour foreign secretary on the war in Ukraine, how the UK failed Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, and why he will…
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Colin Powell did not want the Iraq War to define his legacy – but it will
The late US secretary of state himself described his 2003 speech to the UN on WMDs as a “blot” on…
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