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The strategic communications specialist advising a financial industry effort to enhance Wall Street's image has plenty of experience in spinning the American public: he was one of the aides in charge of the Bush administration's fact-bending campaign to sell the Iraq War.

The salesman behind Wall Street’s bull

Jun 30, 2009

Gordon Brown has promised an "unprecedented" inquiry into the invasion of Iraq... to be held behind closed doors.

Brown braces for Blair’s battle blunders

Jun 18, 2009

How has Halliburton, once a poster child of war profiteering, avoided scrutiny from anti-war activists and the media of late?

How Halliburton is avoiding the heat

Jun 03, 2009

John Howard tells a US interviewer that that Aboriginal people will only ever be “fulfilled” if they become part of mainstream Australia.

Go fulfill yourself: John Howard on indigenous Australians

Apr 29, 2009

The Iraq war has barely registered in this election campaign. Ali Allawi, Iraq’s former defence and trade minister, is in Australia this week talking about his country’s prospects. Allawi remains disillusioned with the American mission and deeply resents their numerous crimes since 2003, writes Antony Loewenstein.

Ali Allawi: The attempt to refashion Iraq was doomed

Antony Loewenstein

Nov 06, 2007

Kev and the Nazis ... Stand by your man ... PM blows the job ... Election sweetners ... Howard hits the track ... Coalition odds widen ...

Campaign snippets

Nov 01, 2007

In her new book <i>The Shock Doctrine</i>, Naomi Klein suggests that neo-liberalism today necessarily attaches itself to catastrophe. There's a lesson there for what's going on in the NT at the moment, writes Jeff Sparrow.

The Shock Doctrine — alive and well in the NT

Oct 29, 2007

The Australian soldier recently wounded in Iraq apparently belonged to the contingent that the ALP has promised to bring home. In a sane universe, this would sharply demonstrate the difference between Labor and Liberal policy on Iraq, writes Jeff Sparrow.

Sparrow: Rudd mentions the wars, but why?

Oct 18, 2007

Some time back, the <i>Lancet</i> published a study that put the number of violent deaths attributable to the invasion and occupation of Iraq at 601,000. Now the American group Just Foreign Policy has produced an updated figure, suggesting that to date the war and occupation have killed nearly a million Iraqis.

Iraq: more deaths than during the Rwandan genocide?

Jul 18, 2007

Tony Blair finally brought his long farewell to a close overnight. In office more than ten years, he is easily the most successful Labour leader ever, as well as the ninth-longest serving British prime minister and, with one exception, the longest serving for more than a century.

Iraq to haunt Blair’s new role as well

Charles Richardson

Jun 28, 2007

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