| The Independent 1997 Robert Fisk |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| A nation thirsts as ancient rivalries muddy the water. (water supply problems in Syria) (life in Syria, part 1) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| A new partner for the Middle East. (Europe must act as peace broker in the Middle East)(Column) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| A rocket is returned to sender. (evidence of transfer of weaponry from US armouries to Israel)(Column) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| A snapshot of life inside the secret world of Israel's Palestinian prisons. | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Back to Belfast. (experiences of returning to Northern Ireland, part 1) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Becalmed on the Sahara's ocean of heat: the refugees dreaming of a homeland. (Saharawi refugees long for return to independent Arab Democratic Saharan Republic) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Bloody terror that leaves children speechles with fear.(impact of terrorism on surviving victims in Algeria) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Building a new Lebanon ravages its Ottoman treasures. | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Christians of the Arab world flee their Biblical homeland. (many Christians leave Middle East) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Conscript tells of Algeria's torture chambers. | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Egypt declares war on the press. | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Fifteen years after the bloodbath, the world turns its back. (no international action to help Palestinian refugees in Sabra and Chatila camps)(Column) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Film censor allows a chink of light behind the veil. (Iranian film industry seeks to escape censorship) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| 'Friends' in Middle East rebuff US and flock to Tehran. | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Guillotines add a barbaric touch to Algeria's bloodbath. | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Halting steps to a Middle Eastern Korea. (Dr Nabil Sukkar, driving force behind economic reform in Syria) (series on Syria, part 3)(Interview) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Heaven, hell and Irish politics. (Northern Ireland, part 2)(Column) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Hizbollah winning war with deadly 12 pounds sterling 'rocks.' | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Hypocrisy and deceit: the essential ingredients for war. (developments in Middle East in 1997) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| 'I felt the knife at my neck. My wife was so brave. She tried to help. So they cut her throat in front of me.' (massacre of civilians in Algeria) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Iranian law blamed as girl killed by drug-addict father. | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Iranians pick a fresh face of the revolution; who will lead the Islamic state into a new future. | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Iran's leader urged to stand up for human rights. (Iranian intellectual Abdol-Karim Soroush) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Iran's puritanical censors tear classic novels to pieces. (publisher Shahla Lahigi) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Iran's revolution prepares to take a democratic turn; the west may be missing a historic opportunity for rapprochement with Tehran. | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Israelis defiant as peace crumbles. | Retail industry | Robert Fisk, Eric Silver |
| Israeli 'terrorism' hands a gift to Egypt's Islamist rebels. | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Lost souls of the Algerian night: now their torturers tell the truth.(torture by security forces in Algeria) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Mubarak's gadfly prophesies a peaceful Islamic revolution. (Magdi Hussein, editor of Al Shaab newspaper)(Interview) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Muslim leader warns of a new assault on US forces. (Ossama Bin Laden, Saudi dissident)(Interview) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Nightmares of torture haunt exiled witnesses.(exiled Algerian police inspector tells of torture) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| No, Algeria, it's not an 'internal affair.' (need for international intervention in Algerian civil war)(Column) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Official voice of Damascus comes cold off the presses. (Walid Shehadeh, editor of the Syria Times) (series on Syria, part 2)(Interview) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Old enemies reshape the Middle East.(Syria develops links with Iraq) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| One man's heroic fight against a regime with a taste for torture.(Algerian lawyer helps relatives of the disappeared) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Passions rise as Iran seeks new talks on death sentence. (resolving conflict over Salman Rushdie)(Seyyed Ataollah Mohajerani, Iranian Minister of Islamic Guidance) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Peace-keepers walk the thin blue line. (work of Norwegian United Nations patrol in Bourhoz, southern Lebanon) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Pope faces mission impossible in Lebanon's blood-soaked land. | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Prisoners trapped in the war that time forgot. (Moroccan soldiers remain in Polisario camp in Algeria) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Prized place in history for free spirit who dares to be defiant. (Algerian newspaper editor Salima Ghezali)(Media +) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Rafsanjani sings swan song with a human touch. (former Iranian President Ali Akbar Rafsanjani) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Reading between the lines of an uncertain future. (Dr Nafez Shamas, senior lecturer and member of the Syrian Social Nationalist Party) (life in Syria, part 4)(Interview) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Red Army arrests bring Japan's media brigade to Beirut, then trail goes cold. (Red Army members arrested in Lebanon) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Religion in the Middle East: the fundamental problem.(Column) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Rostropovich flies into Beirut bringing spirit of Lebanon the beautiful.(significance of performance of Mstislav Rostropovich at a Lebanese music festival) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Saddam's athletes tripped up at visa hurdle. (Iraqi athletes prevented from competing in pan-Arab games in Beirut, Lebanon) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Shameful echo of a forgotten holocaust. (harsh treatment of people of Armenian descent in Cyprus) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Silent danger lurks in the shadowy olive groves of Lebanon. (experiences of going on night patrol with Norwegian peace-keepers) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Terror tests Algeria's faith in democracy. | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| The border is a state of mind. (divided communities in Northern Ireland)(part 3)(Column) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| The Iranian political football is passed to the adults.(Column) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| The man who wants to wage holy war against the Americans. (Ossama Bin Laden)(Interview) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Truth the victim in American crackdown. (US government seeks to deport Algerian Islamic Salvation Front spokesman Anwar Haddam) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| UN dove brings hope to desert's lost tribe. (former US Secretary of State James Baker seeks to resolve Moroccan occupation of western Sahara) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| US spy planes reveal Israel's secrets. | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| US wary as Iran tries to exorcise its demons. (Iran seeks closer links with outside world) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Why a Manhattan secretary won't let Israel forget the massacre at Qana. (Eva Stern) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| With Sten guns and sovereigns Britain and US saved Iran's throne for the Shah. (overthrow of Iranian prime minister Mohamed Mossedeq)(The Cold War, part 3) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Witness from the front line of a police force bent on brutality.(police brutality in Algeria) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
| Women who wait for lost souls to come home.(disappeared persons in Algeria; includes related notes) | Retail industry | Robert Fisk |
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