New Left Review

Afghanistan: Mirage of the Good War
New Left Review, March - April 2008

Mid-Point in the Middle East?
New Left Review, March 2006
Arabic Translation

The New Furies
New Left Review, January 2006
Tom Nairn's review of Rough Music

Remembering Edward Said
New Left Review, November - December 2003

Re-Colonizing Iraq
New Left Review, May - June 2003

The Colour Khaki
New Left Review, January - February 2003

Throttling Iraq
New Left Review, September - October 2000

The Arrival of the Taliban
New Left Review, March - April 2000

Literature and Market Realism
New Left Review, May - June 1993

Midnight's Children (review)
New Left Review, November - December 1982

Pakistan is in the throes of a new crisis: daily battles on the Afghan border, the assassination of Benazir Bhutto and the farcical and grotesque succession ceremony in Sind. Tariq Ali has been visiting Pakistan regularly and writing for the London Review of Books. He is at work on The Duel: Pakistan on the Flightpath of American Power to be published by Scribner later this year.

11 September, 2008
London

16-28 September, 2008
USA

'Musharraf was rambling and impervious to tormented cries from his people'

'Musharraf will be gone in days'

'After Benazir'

'Nato's lost cause'

Afghanistan: Mirage of the Good War

Mid-Point in the Middle East? (editorial) (Also in Arabic)

The New Furies

Remembering Edward Said

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