Iraq: The war logs
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Libya: the toll Nato didn't count
Hamit DardaganHamit Dardagan: The justification for the bombing of Libya was to protect civilians. So why aren't casualties recorded?
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Editorial: There was at least the ghost of an excuse for US bullying of foreign combatants but no such need for mistreating one of their own
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WikiLeaks is holding US global power to account
Seumas MilneSeumas Milne: The WikiLeaks avalanche has exposed floundering imperial rule to scrutiny – and its reliance on dictatorship and deceit
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Forty years on from the Pentagon Papers, why are the Wikileaks revelations being treated so differently?
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How the media around the globe have been covering the WikiLeaks revelations, and which parts they are focusing on
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Omar Salem Shehab tells of torture at hands of notorious Iraqi police unit and says US forces were involved in his capture
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Meir Javedanfar: The latest Iraq war logs revelations look to have politically damaged Iran, both in the west and among the Shia
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High-level diplomatic protests were made to Iraqi interior minister after death of Abbas Alawi while in custody of Basra police
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The leaking of more than 390,000 previously secret US military reports details the hidden realities of the war in Iraq
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Christian Whiton says whistleblowing website presents serious challenge to national security after leak of Iraq war logs
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Editorial: It is not irresponsible or partisan for WikiLeaks to publish possible evidence of complicity in torture
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Iraq war logs: America's virtual war
Pratap Chatterjee
Politics blog Colonial papers and the ugly legacy of empire