John Carlin
Articles by John Carlin
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Politics
A really bad case of penis envy
- 12 January 2004
Spain was also a leading part of the war coalition. But to the chagrin of its writers, it has had no Hutton
Politics
The deadly march of the chosen ones
- 05 January 2004
They plotted to assassinate Mandela and set up a Boer republic that would expel all blacks from South Africa. Who were they and what drove them? John Carlin reports
World Affairs
Could you share a pint with a man who killed your family?
- 15 September 2003
Every day for a hundred days, about 9,000 Rwandans were slaughtered by their own countrymen. A decade on, reconciliation is beginning. John Carlin listened to the confession of one mass murderer
World Affairs
An ethical nation, full of bluster
- 16 June 2003
Spaniards love Europe because they hate each other. So will the country fall apart? John Carlin reports
World Affairs
Spain's man of law with cojones of steel
- 28 October 2002
General Pinochet, Henry Kissinger and the Bali bombers are the big guys Judge Baltazar Garzon goes after. But he is not without enemies of his own
Politics
How viveza brought down a nation
- 14 January 2002
Argentina's plight should be a warning to us all, argues John Carlin: a get-rich-quick mentality leads to disaster
Politics
America must learn from Mandela
- 05 November 2001
What magic healed South Africa's wounds? Simple respect for others. And that, argues John Carlin, is what the US lacks in its attitude to Arabs
Politics
The most idiotic quarrel on earth
- 02 April 2001
The ancient dispute between Spain and Britain over Gibraltar threatens to reopen. John Carlin reports
Politics
A little bit of Che, a little bit of Posh
- 19 March 2001
Hailed by the left as Mexico's liberators, are Marcos and his Zapatistas simply clever marketing men?
