Charles Glass

World Affairs

The power network

• 15 May 2008
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Publicly, Israel will not do business with those who do not recognise it. But behind the scenes is a complex web of international contacts

World Affairs

A high price for bad news

• 08 January 2007
• 1 comment

More journalists were killed in 2006 than any other year on record

World Affairs

A clear sign of madness

• 31 July 2006

Experience shows that, by pounding Lebanon, Israel will achieve the opposite of its aim. A stronger Hezbollah will emerge

World Affairs

All change

• 12 June 2006

Observations on Turkey

Diary - Charles Glass

• 03 April 2006

I have been a week late for nuptials, a week early for birthdays; and occasional dinners with friends and lovers went awry because of my dyscalculia and unreliable memory

World Affairs

A Mandela for the Palestinians

• 15 July 2002

Observations on the Middle East

Politics

I know what Camp X-Ray feels like

• 28 January 2002

Charles Glass on how his fellow Americans treat prisoners worse than Hezbollah treated him

Politics

The scene is set for another Lebanon

• 10 December 2001

Arafat's real crisis is among his own people. They see him as just an Israeli sheriff who happens to speak their language. By Charles Glass in Jerusalem

The best thing about turning 50 is that you've had time to develop a healthy narcissism

• 29 January 2001

Death of our moral guardian: where has journalistic integrity gone?

• 07 June 1999

Media