Despatches

The danse macabre of US-style democracy

• John Pilger
• 24 January 2008
• 117 comments

Of the presidential candidates I have interviewed, only George C Wallace, governor of Alabama, spoke the truth

Tainted hands across the water

• John Pilger
• 13 December 2007
• 58 comments

The values we share with America are those of rapacious power and wealth, writes John Pilger

The cyber guardians of honest journalism

• John Pilger
• 29 November 2007
• 9 comments

No longer trusting what they read, see and hear, people in western democracies are questioning as never before, particularly via the internet

Labour's 'reforms' destroying the NHS

• John Pilger
• 01 November 2007
• 28 comments

Tony Benn predicts a revolution in defence of the National Health Service but it may be too late to erect the barricades

My last conversation with Aung San Suu Kyi

• John Pilger
• 04 October 2007
• 5 comments

John Pilger recalls the last time he met with Burmese opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi

Unmentionable truths

• John Pilger
• 06 September 2007
• 7 comments

Class allows us to connect the present with the past and to understand the malignancies of a modern economic system based on inequity and fear

An important marker has been passed

• John Pilger
• 23 August 2007
• 178 comments

Those calling for a boycott of Israel were once distant voices. Now the discussion has gone global. It is growing inexorably and will not be silenced.

Good Ol' Bill, the liberal hero

• John Pilger
• 09 August 2007
• 45 comments

Entering the "grotesquely paid presence" of Bill Clinton

These are Brown's bombs, too

• John Pilger
• 05 July 2007
• 30 comments

When soldiers protest at propaganda

• John Pilger
• 07 June 2007
• 3 comments