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Despatches

The John Pilger column, with his searing and inimitable analysis of international issues

Articles in despatches

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Don't forget what happened in Yugoslavia

  • John Pilger
  • 14 August 2008

Even as Blair the war leader was on a triumphant tour of "liberated" Kosovo, the KLA was ethnically cleansing more than 200,000 Serbs and Roma from the province

Obama, the prince of bait-and-switch

  • John Pilger
  • 24 July 2008
  • 91 comments

I interviewed a woman who had lost eight members of her family, including six children to a US bomb - but mass murder in Afghanistan isn't news

Fabricate that fear

  • John Pilger
  • 26 June 2008
  • 103 comments

Those snatched from their homes in Britain following 11 September 2001 have all but vanished into an Anglo-American gulag

Obama is a truly Democratic expansionist

  • John Pilger
  • 12 June 2008
  • 23 comments

Truly exciting and historic moments have been fabricated around US presidential campaigns for as long as I can recall, generating bullshit on a grand scale

An award for the voiceless in Gaza

  • Mohammed Omer
  • 22 May 2008
  • 14 comments

My ambition was to get the truth out, not as pro-Palestinian or anti-Israeli, but as an independent voice and witness, posing questions

Destroying the best of Britain

  • John Pilger
  • 08 May 2008
  • 9 comments

Watching Durham miners, defeated but unbowed by hunger and debt, march back to the pit in 1985, led by their women, was a glimpse of Britain at its best

South Africa's new struggle

  • John Pilger
  • 10 April 2008
  • 15 comments

The ANC government has allowed the world's most voracious companies to escape reparations for poisoning the land and its people

One of the true heroes

  • John Pilger
  • 27 March 2008
  • 4 comments

Philip Jones Griffiths was the greatest photographer and one of finest journalists of his generation

Iraq's Kurds deserve better neighbours

  • Gary Kent
  • 28 February 2008
  • 24 comments

There is obvious fellow feeling between Kurds in Iraq, Turkey, Iran and Syria, but the PKK's actions do the Kurds no favours

Catching the last tram home

  • John Pilger
  • 21 February 2008
  • 8 comments

Beyond today's bathers, untanned and often fat, there is a glimpse of the down-at-heel city that Sydney was: the same peeling paint and worried eyes of refugees

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