Robert Fisk

  • Living the war

    There was something gruesomely familiar about the way we commemorated the supposed end of the First World War a hundred years ago. Not just the...

  • Gaza massacre

    And so we come to the most ghastly of all fateful events last week: the simultaneous bloodbath in Gaza and the glorious opening of the new US...

  • Mysteries in the ruins

    The great 10th century Iraqi poet Abu Tayyib al-Mutanabbi once lived, O fated city, in the Emirate of Aleppo. He even led a revolt in Syria which...

  • After the war

    The details were horrific. Outside the besieged city of Mosul, 13,000 wounded civilians are today waiting for reconstructive surgery – from...

  • Isis in Syria

    Syria’s army and Hezbollah and Iranian allies are preparing for a massive invasion by thousands of Isis fighters who will be driven out of...

  • Choosing among people

    Well, of course, it’s the poor guys who are getting the chop – courtesy of an annual €3 billion to the Turks and an easy visa for...