Reportage

The illusory success of the surge

• Rageh Omaar
• 21 February 2008
• 6 comments

Perhaps the greatest success of the surge has been the way it was unquestioningly accepted as a panacea for the violence in Iraq

What football means to Africans

• Rageh Omaar
• 31 January 2008

The premiership boasts some of the best African footballing talent

Sudan's gift to the Islamophobes

• Rageh Omaar
• 06 December 2007
• 3 comments

The treatment of British schoolteacher Gillian Gibbons in the teddy row was a PR disaster, writes Rageh Omaar

Pakistan rebels against the new viceroys

• Rageh Omaar
• 22 November 2007
• 8 comments

How heroin creates terrorists

• Rageh Omaar
• 08 November 2007
• 2 comments

Rageh Omaar reveals how "Sergeant Heroin" has become an important recruiting officer for militant groups

Iran will be the test

• Rageh Omaar
• 11 October 2007
• 8 comments

The spectacular end to Brown's honeymoon has prompted speculation over his foreign policy - how critical and independent he will be

Unpopular wars undermine the army

• Rageh Omaar
• 27 September 2007
• 8 comments

Many British soldiers feel unease at what they were asked to do by the Blair government - it's not easy to fight and die for something many of your countrymen do not believe in

Pakistan: the ex-PMs' roadshow

• Rageh Omaar
• 13 September 2007
• 4 comments

Rageh Omaar reports on the political upheavals or otherwise that took place when Nawaz Sharif attempted his return from exile

Why our children carry guns

• Rageh Omaar
• 30 August 2007
• 3 comments

Guns and knives are becoming a part of growing up for children in our country

We must get it right in Pakistan

• Rageh Omaar
• 16 August 2007
• 8 comments

Pakistani society has never been more divided than today, not just economically, but religiously and socially