AFGHANISTAN
October 2010
A new National Theatre play avoids cliché to portray US involvement in Afghanistan
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September 2010
'To Assange, privacy is an accomplice to conspiracy, and should always be violated to shine a light on the lives of those in power'
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September 2010
‘Recalling the events that led up to the Korean War can give us greater understanding of today’s conflicts’
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July/August 2010
The forthcoming defence review must answer our need to be able to face unpredictable threats
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