Patrick Cockburn
Patrick Cockburn is a foreign correspondent at the Independent. His pieces for the London Review and the Independent won this year’s Orwell Prize for Journalism.
In the LRB Archive:
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Return to Afghanistan: a report from Kabul · 11 June 2009
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America Concedes · 18 December 2008
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Who rules in Baghdad?: Power Struggles in Iraq · 14 August 2008
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Iran v. America: A New Deal for Iraq · 19 June 2008
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Diary: Muqtada al-Sadr · 24 April 2008
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Who Is Whose Enemy?: Sunni v. Shia v. the US v. al-Qaida · 6 March 2008
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Will Turkey Invade?: with the Kurds · 15 November 2007
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Nowhere to Hide: a report from Iraq · 22 February 2007
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After Zarqawi: Another spurious turning point in Iraq · 6 July 2006
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What the neighbours are up to: On the Iranian Border · 8 June 2006
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Diary: The End of Iraq · 6 April 2006
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Diary: Civil War in Baghdad · 20 October 2005
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Looking for Someone to Kill: in Baghdad · 4 August 2005
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Diary: a report from a divided Iraq · 19 May 2005
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Diary: The Iraqi elections · 17 February 2005
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Helping Bush Win Re-Election: Iraq’s disintegration · 7 October 2004
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Diary: Iraq after the handover · 22 July 2004
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Diary: The uprisings in Iraq · 20 May 2004
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Diary: a report from Baghdad · 18 March 2004
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Diary: in Iraq · 6 November 2003
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Diary: a report from Baghdad · 24 July 2003
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