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• The war on coherence

  Oct 8 2008:

  Martin Woollacott: Two months after the Caucasus conflict broke out, some sober lessons are emerging for all sides

• National insecurity

  Jul 30 2008:

  Martin Woollacott: The Pakistani army must change its tactics if it is to halt a descent into chaos

• Decline and fallacy

  Jul 12 2008:

  Review: The Post-American World by Fareed Zakaria
  Is the US finished as top nation? Martin Woollacott on a book that offers too much reassurance and too few answers

• Cyanide on the table

  Jul 10 2008:

  Martin Woollacott: The threat of war will not recede until there is regime change both in Washington and Tehran

• Chicanery in Turkey

  Jul 2 2008:

  Martin Woollacott: The AKP is crying foul over the attempt to rule it unconstitutional, but it too has been playing fast and loose with democracy

• Full profile

  Jun 2 2008:

  Martin Woollacott, former foreign correspondent, foreign editor and commentator on international affairs for the Guardian, covered the final years of the Vietnam war, the Bangladesh war, the Indian emergency, the Iranian revolution, the Israeli invasion of Lebanon and the Kurdish uprising in northern Iraq, among other stories

• Friends reunited

  Jan 19 2008:

  James Sheehan examines Europe's retreat from military solutions in Monopoly of Violence, says Martin Woollacott

• Charlie Wilson's flaw

  Jan 14 2008:

  Martin Woollacott: You don't expect good history from Hollywood, but this cold war comedy is shamefully cavalier with the truth about US backing for the mujahideen

• Win, win?

  Nov 23 2007:

  Martin Woollacott: Annapolis: Saudi Arabia's decision to attend next week's conference is to make sure Arab states cannot be blamed for failure.

• Why peace has no price

  Nov 19 2007:

  Martin Woollacott: Is it possible for Tony Blair's economic measures for Palestine to succeed while Israel still controls society?

• Heed Iran's dissidents

  Nov 17 2007: Martin Woollacott: An attack would fortify Tehran's nuclear hawks, and we would all suffer the consequences

• The grace-free Russian

  Oct 29 2007:

  Martin Woollacott: Vladimir Putin is an enigma: some of his criticisms of western hegemony are valid, but his vision is frequently arid and lacking in nuance.

• Iran and the US must talk

  Sep 25 2007: Martin Woollacott: Diplomatic structures are needed to bypass the rhetoric of conflict in Washington and Tehran.

• Joined-up solution

  Sep 15 2007:

  Martin Woollacott is impressed by Ghada Karmi's eloquent argument for a single Israeli-Palestinian state, Married to Another Man.

• Beyond the bravado

  Aug 29 2007:

  Martin Woollacott: It would be foolish to discount the dangers of a clash between the US and Iran, but they are more remote than the words of their leaders would suggest.

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