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Guantánamo at 10: the defeat of liberty by fear
Michael Ratner: The unprecedented executive powers assumed by both presidents since 9/11 have crippled America's body politic -
This covert war on Iran is illegal and dangerous
Saeed Kamali Dehghan: As another Iranian nuclear scientist is assassinated, the mystery thickens as to whether the Mossad, US or the UK are involved
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The fuel subsidy crisis has woken Nigerians up
Tolu Ogunlesi: These protests are not just about being unable to afford fuel. People have had enough of wasteful and corrupt leadership -
Chinese Britons have put up with racism for too long
Elizabeth Chan: Many people are shocked to hear the extent of prejudice against the Chinese – is it so surprising when stereotypes still flourish? -
High-speed rail: the greatest waste of public money after aircraft carriers
Simon Jenkins: HS2 will cost taxpayers £1bn a year in interest alone, all for the sake of a few business people -
Do you have firsthand experience of the Work Programme?
John Harris: Anywhere but Westminster: How does the government's scheme hope to get people off benefits – and what do those of you on it really think?
The welfare reform bill risks putting 800,000 homes out of reach of people on housing benefit. Nor are they scroungers, as only one out of eight on housing benefit is unemployed
Natalia Antonova: Ordinary people in Russia haven't been this politically active since 1991, but they're hoping for evolution rather than revolution
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