Iraq inquiry: Gordon Brown's triumph, Chilcot's failure
Robert Fox witnesses a blizzard of statistics but no Blair-style nicetiesFirst Posted March 5, 2010
Robert Fox
is a writer on western defence issues and Italian current affairs. He has worked for the Corriera della Sera in Milan, covered the Falklands invasion for BBC Radio, and worked as defence correspondent for The Daily Telegraph. His books include The Inner Sea: the Mediterranean and its People, published by Alfred A. Knopf.
Robert Fox: Warnings of chaos in Iraq as US prepares to pull out
'Just because you invade a country stupidly doesn't mean you have to exit it stupidly,' says Iraq watcherFirst Posted March 2, 2010
After Afghan pull-out, Netherlands is Europe and Nato's dodgy ally
Robert Fox: Dutch have opened the door to a racist prime minister and ruined their reputation in EuropeFirst Posted February 22, 2010
Baradar arrest: did Pakistan spy agency double-cross Americans?
Robert Fox: Why Pakistan’s notorious intelligence service could be up to its old tricksFirst Posted February 19, 2010
Mahmoud al-Mabhouh hit: finger points to Mossad
Robert Fox on the parallels between this assassination and the 1997 attempt to kill Khaled MashalFirst Posted February 17, 2010
Robert Fox: US deaths after Taliban attack in Pakistan raise awkward questions
Robert Fox: What are US troops doing in Pakistan - and is it lawful?First Posted February 5, 2010
What to do about Iran is troubling UK and US
Robert Fox: The threat from Tehran exposes the west's dilemma – a level of defence it cannot affordFirst Posted February 2, 2010
Chilcot Inquiry: lawyers expose illegality of Iraq war
Robert Fox: All eyes on Blair after devastating evidence of Elizabeth WilmshurstFirst Posted January 27, 2010
