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PKK take steps to bolster Turkish reforms

Published on: 20 October 2009

Written by: Geraint Rees All articles by Geraint Rees

PKK members surrender to Turkey to back peace reforms. Roy Bennett trial threatens Zimbabwe unity government. Top...

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We are visible

Published on: 30 June 2009

Written by: Isabel Hilton All articles by Isabel Hilton

Katana Gégé Bukuru spoke to Isabel Hilton at the Nobel Women's Initiative gathering in Antigua about her work for...

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Violence targets the weakest

Published on: 29 June 2009

Written by: Isabel Hilton All articles by Isabel Hilton

We have found that the primary cause of all the violence and submission which women undergo is discrimination, and...

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Pakistan: prospects and perils

Published on: 21 November 2007

What's in store for Pakistan? Anatol Lieven forecasts. Listen now

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Peacework: lessons we have failed to learn

Published on: 20 May 2007

Written by: Isabel Hilton All articles by Isabel Hilton

Isabel Hilton reports from Galway on the first international conference of the 2007 Nobel Women's Initiative: Women...

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Pakistan: The army as the state

Published on: 12 April 2007

Written by: Ehsan Masood All articles by Ehsan Masood

Pakistan’s economy and institutions are deeply penetrated by the country’s army, a new book and documentary film...

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Britain's 21st-century defence

Published on: 15 February 2007

Written by: Paul Rogers All articles by Paul Rogers

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Tony Blair and Iraq: blithe ignorance

Published on: 9 July 2006

Written by: John Sloboda All articles by John Sloboda

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Tony Blair and Iraq: a public tragedy

Published on: 2 February 2004

Written by: David Marquand All articles by David Marquand

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Crime without punishment: Russian policy in Chechnya

Published on: 27 July 2003

Written by: Jeremy Putley All articles by Jeremy Putley

In Chechnya there is no crime committed by a member of the Russian armed forces against a Chechen national which...

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Chechnya and Iraq: imperial echoes, militant warnings

Published on: 23 July 2003

Written by: Susan Richards All articles by Susan Richards

Despite all the differences between the two wars, and the countries prosecuting them, the parallels provide a tool...

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Justice not war

Published on: 6 February 2003

Written by: Federico Mayor All articles by Federico Mayor