Playing in the Rough
Why won’t Gary Player answer my questions about apartheid and evictions?
Why won’t Gary Player answer my questions about apartheid and evictions?
If you want to support democracy in Burma, phone Gary Player and the other western businessmen propping up the generals.
New revelations show that Blair’s government is as corrupt as any of those it criticises.
The members of the Council of Europe have agreed to overlook each other’s abuses. Read more »
In victory or in defeat, the military leaders who dominate Israeli politics can’t lose. Read more »
Hizbullah’s capture of Israeli soldiers provided the excuse for an assault planned for months.
Bush’s view of the Middle East rests on pure fantasy.
One man uses gas and oil money to help the poor. The other uses it to buy guns. Guess who gets vilified.
Why do so few people know about the atrocities of empire?
Far from challenging the G8’s role in Africa’s poverty, Geldof and Bono are legitimising its power.
The G8’s debt reduction plan is little better than an extortion racket
Some people who engage in foreign conflicts are called terrorists. Others are about to be licensed by the government
Bush and Blair no longer seem able to see the difference.
Why does no one care that the world’s worst conflict has broken out again?
Why is Britain using its aid money to persuade South Africa to privatise its public services?
Africans have good reason to be suspicious of British involvement in their affairs
My old housemate has devised a new and terrifying myth of power
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Britain’s foreign aid has been used to bankroll a programme for mass starvation
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US policy towards the Middle East is driven by a rarefied form of madness. It’s time we took it seriously.
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Our fairytale version of Rwanda’s genocide has allowed us to overlook the government’s own crimes against humanity
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British foreign aid is being directed to countries willing to sell off their assets to big business
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He made the moral case for war - but backs a dictator who boils prisoners to death
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Why does the right refuse to see that US power has become a threat to our sovereignty?
Tony Blair has just ensured that Europe and the US continue to promote famine.
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Short’s career as a licensed rebel casts light on our post-oppositional, post-modern politics
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The men who claim to be fighting “evil” on behalf of “good” are also funding one of the world’s dirtiest wars
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Robert Mugabe is portrayed as the prince of darkness, but when whites expel black people from their lands, nobody gives a damn.
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The United States is now our foremost enemy. We must begin to treat it as such.
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Bush and Blair, who made so much of their “leadership” when there was a war to be fought, are nowhere to be seen when peace is needed.
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The movement written off after September 11 is demonstrating its worth in Palestine
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British women are using themselves as human shields in Israel, and they put the rest of us to shame
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The European Union is funding Plan Colombia
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Britain’s Debt to its People Runs into Billions
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The British Government is underwriting Turkey’s ethnic cleansing programme.
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Clare Short, the international development secretary, is selling poor countries down the river
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It’s time to disband the murderous Export Credit Guarantee Department
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How the West has licensed Indonesia’s reign of terror
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West Papua, in Indonesia, is being surrended for the sake of geopolitics
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I track down the police torturer who had me beaten up in 1989
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Only by killing all of Haiti’s pigs could the US force its people to abandon their self-sufficiency
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South Africa has embarked on a brave and hazardous land reform programme
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The Brazilian press and political system is ignoring a wholesale theft of land and the murder of its people
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A disastrous project funded by the Canadian Government is destituting an African people
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A fraudulent privatisation project is reducing the Maasai to little more than tourist dancers
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In East Africa, conservationists are creating a wilderness out of inhabited lands, then punishing the people they have dispossessed
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One man’s story might hold the key to the survival of the Maasai
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Local people are the real victims of the turf war between the conservation authorities in Kenya
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Self-serving relief agencies are doing nothing to build up developing countries’ own capacity to respond
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