February 27th 2013 Author: Dr Nafeez Ahmed An abridged version of this article appears at the HUFFINGTON POST As a participant in BBC Newsnight special, “Iraq – 10 Years On”, I found myself feeling slightly miffed at the lack of real debate on the crucial issues. On the one hand, ...
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Over the course of a week in the summer of 2011, British cities experienced some of the worst rioting in decades. Nafeez Ahmed places this unrest into a wider context and examines the possible impact of these events on ...
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