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The idea that the War was some kind of a crusade for democracy is laughable

Expose may strengthen Hamas as some parties likely to agree to Israeli annexation of colonies

With the peace process going nowhere, common experience on both sides of the Green Line is creating a new reality

US and Israeli leaders are talking themselves into a conflict that will make nuclear weapons for Tehran a certainty

WikiLeaks has opened some of the institutions of global power to scrutiny and performed a democratic service

The media may revel in a Mossad hit, yet Britain's response to a plot that could threaten its own citizens has been craven

The gulf between people and politicians can scarcely be wider than what it is now

The man in many ways epitomised Labour left's traditional weaknesses

World's former colonial powers who now fly the flag of protection and human rights as they go to war will not deliver either

What is being played out reflects a legacy of the war on terror

British troops are paying the price in Helmand, as they did in Iraq, of a now officially subservient relationship

The radical tide is about to be put to the test in Brazil and Venezuela