Assange in Court
Stalinist show trial of Julian Assange is underway in England
No Inquest for Dawn Sturgess
Dawn Sturgess was the only other fatality in the Skripal’s poisoning. Yet the substance that poisoned Sergei Skripal could not have been the same killed Dawn
The Darroch Affair
Craig Murray, who served as a UK envoy, writes that far from being an apolitical civil servant, Kim Darroch had supported the Iraq war and every neo-con war since
The Incredible Disappearance of Shai Masot
With controversy over alleged “anti-Semitism” in the Labour Party, the man who sparked allegations over Israeli interference in UK politics has been ignored by the media.
The Missing Step
Assange revolutionised publishing by giving the public direct access to secrets that governments wished to hide. For that they are now making him pay
The Official Skripal Story is a Dead Duck
Two new elements that appear in the Skripal story – poisoned ducks and hospitalised children — reveal just how improbable the official story is
Pure: Ten Points I Just Can’t Believe About the Official Skripal Narrative
Craig Murray details ten reasons why he doesn’t believe the officials accounts of the Skripal’s poisoning. Both the Russian and the British versions
Washington Is Proving Karl Marx’s Conclusion Correct That Violence Is the Only Effective Force in History
Former UK Ambassador Craig Murray on Western hypocrisy over the situation in Venezuela
3,000 domestic extremists plotting to attack Britain – MI5 chief
MI5 chief claims literally “thousands” of extremists are plotting terror attacks against Britain. Are they really? Or is this just a ploy to obtain more powers of surveillance?
The Official Tsarnaev Story Makes No Sense
As former British Ambassador to Uzbekistan Craig Murray explains, there are gaping holes in the official account
The Day Democracy Died in Europe
I didn’t notice it at the time, writes a former British diplomat, but democracy actually stopped meaning anything in England years ago as all the main political parties were bought for the neo-con agenda
Losing Afghanistan, Losing Central Asia
After ten full years of occupation, with 180,000 troops and billions of dollars in military hardware, they do not even control a few square miles in the centre of the Kabul, let alone the country. This war is lost, writes a former British diplomat