At four months old, Rahilla was bought by a wealthy goat trader, a man in his fifties.
By Paul Wood
Had Dante been alive today, he would have reserved an inner circle of hell for the bureaucrats
By Paul Wood
The late secretary of state was the salesman for a war he didn’t believe in
By Paul Wood
The true cost of the disaster in Iraq may still have to be paid
By Paul Wood
The government is clinging to the fiction that the currency is worth many times its real value
By Paul Wood
Ebrahim Raisi was — and remains — Iran’s hanging judge
By Paul Wood
The Afghan security forces have been deeply demoralized for a long time
By Paul Wood
What did the US intelligence agencies know and when did they know it?
By Paul Wood
The Lebanese are living through a terrible economic experiment
By Paul Wood
Almost the entire Israeli military and political establishment see an Iranian bomb as a flying holocaust
By Paul Wood
