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‘The benefits of doing nothing at all’: Why Britain is unlikely to support a ban on Russian mercenaries
by PHIL MILLER | 24 January 2020
TAGGED: Declassified Files, Oman, Russia, Sri Lanka
The rise of Russian mercenaries in conflicts across Syria, Ukraine and numerous African countries is concerning the UK’s Ministry of Defence, yet Britain appears unlikely to support a ban on such mercenaries because of its own private security industry.

How Britain helped Iran’s Islamic regime destroy the left-wing opposition
by MARK CURTIS | 21 January 2020
TAGGED: Declassified Files, Iran

Britain mourns its favourite Middle Eastern dictator
by KHALFAN AL-BADWAWI | 17 January 2020
TAGGED: Oman

Explainer: British collusion in Northern Ireland’s dirty war
by ANNE CADWALLADER | 15 January 2020
TAGGED: Declassified Files, Explainer, Ireland, Police, Terrorism

REVEALED: How Boris Johnson and three of his ministers are being courted by a US institute pushing for war with Iran
by MATT KENNARD | 13 January 2020
TAGGED: Iran

One in 10 soldiers in the British Army is a foreign national
by PHIL MILLER | 7 January 2020

Britain rebuffed Nelson Mandela’s appeal for oil sanctions against Nigeria after it executed environmentalists
by PHIL MILLER | 31 December 2019
TAGGED: Nigeria, Shell, South Africa

John Major cabinet papers: Saudi sections censored
by PHIL MILLER | 31 December 2019
TAGGED: Saudi Arabia

EXPLAINER: Five reasons the UK intelligence agencies fear Jeremy Corbyn winning Britain’s election
by PHIL MILLER | 5 December 2019
TAGGED: Explainer