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From the archive: why we stopped trusting elites – podcast

This week, from 2018: The credibility of establishment figures has been demolished by technological change and political upheavals. But it’s too late to turn back the clock

Podcast

Published: 27 Apr 2022

The Audio Long Read
Why we stopped trusting elites – podcast

The credibility of establishment figures has been demolished by technological change and political upheavals. But it’s too late to turn back the clock

Podcast

Published: 14 Dec 2018

The long read
Why we stopped trusting elites

The long read: The credibility of establishment figures has been demolished by technological change and political upheavals. But it’s too late to turn back the clock

Published: 29 Nov 2018

Politics blog
Colonial papers and the ugly legacy of empire

Michael White: Just because it is easy with hindsight to condemn or mock the excesses of the time doesn't mean our parents and grandparents weren't right to be nervous

Published: 18 Apr 2012

Libya: the toll Nato didn't count

Hamit Dardagan

Hamit Dardagan: The justification for the bombing of Libya was to protect civilians. So why aren't casualties recorded?

Published: 29 Aug 2011

Published: 29 Aug 2011

Bradley Manning: Cruel and unusual

Editorial: There was at least the ghost of an excuse for US bullying of foreign combatants but no such need for mistreating one of their own

Published: 14 Mar 2011
DreamWorks lines up WikiLeaks film based on Guardian book

Published: 2 Mar 2011
The people on the street document casualties – why can't governments?

John Sloboda

Published: 2 Mar 2011

Published: 2 Mar 2011

WikiLeaks is holding US global power to account

Seumas Milne

Seumas Milne: The WikiLeaks avalanche has exposed floundering imperial rule to scrutiny – and its reliance on dictatorship and deceit

Published: 1 Dec 2010

Published: 1 Dec 2010

Greenslade
Assange is 'force-feeding truth to a world that has no stomach for it'

Roy Greenslade

Forty years on from the Pentagon Papers, why are the Wikileaks revelations being treated so differently?

Published: 3:33 AM

Published: 3:33 AM

Iraq war logs: media reaction around the world

How the media around the globe have been covering the WikiLeaks revelations, and which parts they are focusing on

Published: 1:00 PM
Iraq war logs: 'The US was part of the Wolf Brigade operation against us'

Omar Salem Shehab tells of torture at hands of notorious Iraqi police unit and says US forces were involved in his capture

Published: 12:00 PM
Iran may regret promoting WikiLeaks now they have been implicated

Meir Javedanfar

Meir Javedanfar: The latest Iraq war logs revelations look to have politically damaged Iran, both in the west and among the Shia

Published: 12:00 PM

Published: 12:00 PM
Iraq war logs: Prisoner beaten to death days after British handover to police

High-level diplomatic protests were made to Iraqi interior minister after death of Abbas Alawi while in custody of Basra police

Published: 11:03 AM

Guardian Opinion cartoon
Steve Bell on the Iraq war logs

Steve Bell

The leaking of more than 390,000 previously secret US military reports details the hidden realities of the war in Iraq

Published: 7:01 PM

Published: 7:01 PM
WikiLeaks should be declared 'enemy combatants', says Fox News contributor

Christian Whiton says whistleblowing website presents serious challenge to national security after leak of Iraq war logs

Published: 6:56 AM

Iraq war logs: When torture becomes routine

Editorial: It is not irresponsible or partisan for WikiLeaks to publish possible evidence of complicity in torture

Published: 7:05 PM
The trail of torture that leads to Iraq

Letters: In the 1970s and 80s a similar policy was in place in central America as part of the US strategy of 'pacification', later 'counterinsurgency'

Published: 7:05 PM

Published: 7:05 PM

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