Robert Fisk
Robert Fisk’s World: In a remote corner of China lies a tiny patch of Muslim freedom
I find a brace of outrageously polite children learning the Koran
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Robert Fisk’s World: Israel should pay attention to criticism from its own people
Saturday, 26 September 2009
They wouldn’t accept that the casualties of this war were disproportionate
Typhoon Sarah blows in
Thursday, 24 September 2009
Robert Fisk witnesses the carnage as Alaska's former mom-in-chief touches down in Hong Kong
Robert Fisk’s World: Everyone seems to be agreeing with Bin Laden these days
Saturday, 19 September 2009
Only Obama, it seems, fails to get the message that we’re losing Afghanistan
Robert Fisk’s World: Not even a civil war could stop the old bookbinder of Beirut
Saturday, 12 September 2009
Riyad is a man who gives context to this city in which I have lived these 33 years
'Lebanon's Madoff' bankrupted after bouncing $200,000 cheque to Hizbollah
Tuesday, 8 September 2009
Businessman promised customers a 40 per cent return on their investment
Robert Fisk’s World: Hidden secrets of a scandalous branch of the Fisk family tree
Saturday, 5 September 2009
I didn’t like him a lot because I suspect my father grovelled to him
Robert Fisk’s World: The curious case of the missing Egyptian and the Swiss police
Saturday, 29 August 2009
Now here's a weird story from Cairo. Or rather from Geneva. Or wherever ex-Colonel Mohamed el-Ghanem, formerly a senior officer in the Egyptian interior ministry, happens to be. Just over nine years ago, when we met behind the old Marriott Hotel on the Nile, he had been newly fired by his Egyptian spookmasters. And he was having a little problem. Every time he went to Cairo airport for an international flight, the cops put an exit stamp in his passport – then told him he wasn't allowed to leave. Some of the policemen were his own former students at the Cairo police academy.
Robert Fisk: For the truth, look to Tehran and Damascus – not Tripoli
Saturday, 22 August 2009
Forget all the nonsense spouted by our beloved Foreign Secretary. He's all too happy to express his outrage.
Robert Fisk’s World: From the crusaders on, contempt for the Arabs is written in stone
Saturday, 22 August 2009
What was it that bestowed upon our ancestors such ill-will towards the Arabs?
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