'Musharraf was rambling and impervious to tormented cries
from his people'
The Independent, August 19, 2008
'Musharraf will be gone in days'
The Guardian, August 14, 2008
'After Benazir'
London Review of Books, July 17, 2008
'Nato's lost cause'
The Guardian, June 11, 2008
London elections 2008: 'Livingstone for peace'
The Guardian, April 15, 2008
The legacy of 1968
The Guardian, March 22, 2008
(Also in Spanish and German)
'Why I will not participate in the 2008 Turin Book Fair'
February 5, 2008
Il Manifesto, Italian translation
'Where were they when Musharraf sacked the judges?'
CounterPunch, February 1, 2008
Sin Permiso, Spanish translation
Re-reading Anthony Powell: 'Come dancing'
Guardian Review, January 26, 2008
'1968: The year that changed the world'
The Sydney Morning Herald, January 5, 2008
'Pakistan's Plight'
The Nation, January 3, 2008
'My heart bleeds for Pakistan. It deserves better than this
grotesque feudal charade'
The Independent, December 31, 2007
Italian translation
'Pakistan: the Aftermath'
CounterPunch, December 31, 2007
'A tragedy born of military despotism and anarchy'
The Guardian, December 28, 2007
French translation
'Thinking of Edward Said'
CounterPunch, December 24, 2007
'Daughter of the West'
London Review of Books, December 13, 2007
'Venezuela after the Referendum'
CounterPunch, December 3, 2007
Spanish translation
'Pakistan takes yet another step into the dark night'
The Independent, November 4, 2007
Sueddeutsche, German version
'Bush's Cuba Detour'
CounterPunch, October 24, 2007
'Bhutto's Bloody Return'
CounterPunch, October 20, 2007
'Pakistan at Sixty'
London Review of Books, 4 October 2007
'Notoriety and popularity'
Guardian, September 20, 2007
'Sinking together?'
Guardian, August 30, 2007
Spanish translation
'Pakistan's people want an end to the nightmare'
Guardian, August 10, 2007
'The Saudi Kleptocracy'
London Review of Books, 19 July 2007
'New Clashes in Islamabad'
CounterPunch, July 10, 2007
Spanish translation
LRB Diary: Caracas/Cochabamba
London Review of Books, 21 June 2007
Spanish translation
'Pakistan: The General and the Judge'
Guardian, May 16, 2007
'Famed as a favourite attack dog in the imperial kennel'
Guardian, May 11, 2007
'A doomed mission'
Guardian, February 28, 2007
'Official politics in the west ignores public opinion at will'
Guardian, February 27, 2007
The General in his Labyrinth
London Review of Books, 4 January 2007
'Lynched by the mob'
Guardian, December 30, 2006
'The war is already lost'
Guardian, December 20, 2006
Axis of Hope: Venezuela and the Bolivarian Dream
CounterPunch, 30 November 2006
LRB Diary: In Turkish Kurdistan
London Review of Books, 16 November 2006
'A beacon of hope for the rebirth of Bolívar's dream'
Guardian, November 9, 2006
'The Two Popes'
CounterPunch, September 16, 2006
'Tariq Ali on Al-Qaeda'
Guardian, September 9, 2006
'Solidarity With Lebanon and Palestine'
August 3, 2006
A protracted colonial war
Guardian, July 20, 2006
An Open Letter to Fausto Bertinotti on Afghanistan
July 8, 2006
Il Manifesto (Rome): Zarqawi's Death Changes Nothing
Il Manifesto, June 13, 2006
Rocket-Rattling Against Tehran
Guardian, May 3, 2006
Pramoedya Ananta Toer
CounterPunch, May 2, 2006
This is no rah-rah revolt
Guardian, April 25, 2006
Bought with western cash
Guardian, April 7, 2006
LRB Diary: Thoughts on the Satanic Cartoons
London Review of Books, 9 March 2006
This is the Real Outrage
Guardian, Feb 13 2006
Iraq's destiny still rests between God, blood and oil
Guardian, January 16 2006
Mystic River
The Nation, November 17, 2005
A review by Tariq Ali of Amartya Sen's "The Argumentative Indian: Writings on Indian History, Culture and Identity"
A Tale of Two Tragedies
The Nation, November 14, 2005
Waiting for an Islamic Enlightenment
Guardian, October 22, 2005
High Price of War
The Weekend Australian, October 22, 2005
A profile Tariq Ali by Peter Wilson
Pakistan will not forget
Guardian, October 12, 2005
The logic of colonial rule
Guardian, September 23, 2005
David Hare's revolt and obedience
Times Literary Supplement, 07 September 2005
Terror and Democracy
IL MANIFESTO , August 12, 2005
In the face of terror attacks Anglo-Saxon politicians mouth the same rhetoric. One particular sentence----shrouded in layers of untruth--- is constantly repeated: ?We shall not permit these attacks to change our way of life.? One purpose of this mantra is to convince the public that the terrorists are crazed Muslims who are bombing modernity/democracy/freedom/ ?our values?, etc.
A Civilizing Influence: Charles Foran on the Islam Quartet
The Walrus, August 7, 2005
"Tariq Ali's Islam Quintet paints a softer face on the historical
interactions between Muslims and the West."
Defending the Faith: Kamila Shamsie on A Sultan in Palermo
Guardian, July 30, 2005
A Viler Barbarism: An Isolated Regime
Counterpunch, July 19, 2005
Why They Happened: The London Bombings
Counterpunch, July 8, 2005
Fight the Power
Guardian, Apr 23 2005
Tariq Ali on "Islamic cinema"
For one day only, I'm a Lib Dem
Guardian, 26 March 2005
The Bloody Price of Occupation
Guardian, February 14, 2005
Out with the old and in with the new
Guardian, Feb 07 2005
Tortured Civilizations
Walrus, September 2004
Chavez won because he offers hope to the poor
Independent, 17 August 2004
The Withdrawal of Foreign Troops is the Only Solution
Guardian, 12 August 2004
Enemies of Hindutva
London Review of Books, 8 June 2004
The Terror Trail
London Review of Books, 20 May 2004
The same old racket
Guardian, December 13, 2003
Resistance is the first step towards Iraqi independence
Guardian, 3 November 2003
So was it worth it?
Guardian, October 11, 2003
TA vs. Mike O'Brien
Operation Iranian Freedom
The Nation, July 31, 2003
Diary
London Review of Books, 19 June 2003
Business as Usual
Guardian, 24 May 2003
Pakistan on the Brink: The Fate of a Cold War Pawn
The Nation, March 30, 2003
A Political Solution Is Required
The Nation, September 17, 2001
Anyone for gulli-danda?
London Review of Books, 15 July 1999
Try and disarm us, if you can
London Review of Books, 15 April 1999
