Lindsey Hilsum

World Affairs

World view - Lindsey Hilsum considers the power of pictures

• 17 May 2004

US and British public opinion may be more shocked than most Iraqis by the pictures of prisoner abuse. In Iraq, they merely confirm what most people already believe

World Affairs

World view - Lindsey Hilsum asks if we should intervene in Sudan

• 03 May 2004

Thousands of people have been killed and a million displaced in Darfur. So why does our government, which believes in humanitarian intervention, do nothing to stop this crisis?

Politics

Lindsey Hilsum - Each Iraqi is both pro- and anti-war

• 19 April 2004

The pro- and anti-war camps, polarised and strident in the US and Britain, are contained inside the head of nearly every individual Iraqi

Diary - Lindsey Hilsum

• 23 February 2004

I am amazed by how prosperous Kigali has become, with its palatial houses and internet cafes. "The people from exile, they're building everything up," says Beatha to Lindsey Hilsum

Politics

NS Special Report - The conflict the west always ignores

• 26 January 2004

Russian policy in Chechnya is breeding terrorists

Books

War hero

• 05 January 2004

The Wars Against Saddam: taking the hard road to Baghdad
John Simpson Macmillan, 415pp, £20
ISBN 1405032642

World Affairs

Another nice friend for President Bush

• 08 December 2003

Oil could make a tiny African country, plagued by poverty and disease, as rich as Kuwait. But a US-backed tyrant pockets the spoils. Lindsey Hilsum reports

Politics

Baghdad, city of prisons

• 03 November 2003

President Bush claims to have brought freedom to Iraq, but the capital's concrete barriers would not have looked out of place in Colditz. Lindsey Hilsum reports from a fortress

Books

The face of war

• 20 October 2003

Martha Gellhorn: a life
Caroline Moorehead Chatto & Windus, 550pp, £20
ISBN 0701169516

Politics

The last executions in Baghdad

• 21 July 2003

Saddam's regime murdered those it feared, to the very end. Lindsey Hilsum listens to the victims' families