Obama is silent about the protests in the other Tahrir Square in Baghdad -- not a word, even after the killing of at least 29 protesters by Iraq's security forces.

The Arab world has been a US domain for 50 years. America governed through brutal and corrupt dictators. How will it react to the fall of its client regimes, asks Peter Oborne?

Praising people power in Egypt, Libya etc not extended by Barack Obama to protests in Iraq, still under US occupation, even when over 20 killed.

David Cameron's scapegoating of Islamists and multiculturalism for the backlash from US and British wars risks fuelling violence on the streets, writes Seumas Milne.

Under the pernicious influence of Michael Gove and other neoconservatives, the Prime Minister is singing from a tired and discredited hymn sheet. The timing of Cameron's speech is awful. It comes on a day on which the far-right English Defence League is marching in Luton.

Everywhere they go, George Bush, Tony Blair and the other war criminals who waged an illegal war in Iraq, face the prospect of protests and arrest warrants for their crimes.

An extended interview with Julian Assange was recorded during filming of John Pilger's latest film The War You Don't See.

No Israeli leader is either prepared or able to reach a peace deal – unless, that is, the Palestinians cave in to almost every Israeli demand.

MP Jeremy Corbyn responds to Tony Blair's swivel-eyed rant at the Iraq Inquiry calling for an attack on Iran.

US is failing to crush alleged Wikileaks' source, even after seven months solitary confinement under barbaric conditions.