Trump’s vainglorious affront to the CIA
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A Conqueror is a Conqueror:
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The Greater Israel plan and the US primacy
One week before the American republic inaugurates its destroyer
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We need to talk The past, present, and future of US nuclear weapons policy
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Israel plays its Trump card
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Israel is a Rogue State
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Mosul battle – Iraq gaining momentum against IS
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Refugees in Lebanon, Turkey & Jordan losing hope
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The dodgy Trump dossier reminds me of the row over Saddam WMDs
By Patrick Cockburn I talked to Iraqi defectors in the 1990s who claimed to have plenty of information about WMDs and gossip about Hussein's family affairs. It did not take…
The ex-CIA agent who interrogated Saddam
By Adam Eley & Katie Alston When former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein was captured in December 2003, the CIA required a specialist who could identify and interrogate him for information.…