The Observer

The war's over, but the suicide rate is high and the army is riddled with acute psychiatric problems.

If you have suddenly lost your appetite for salmon, don't get too fond of the other options. Trouble is brewing for all farmed seafood, reports Stephen Khan

Observer gazetesinin ortaya çıkardığı skandal: Akademisyenler veya doktorlar tarafından yazılmış gibi tıp dergilerinde yayımlanan yüzlerce makale, aslında ilaç şirketleri tarafından hayalet yazarlara hazırlatılıyor.

The ghosts of Vietnam are returning as Ba'athists, zealots, criminals, tribal leaders and al Qaeda unite in a deadly alliance of hatred.

"Tony Blair'in Başbakanlık yaptığı süreye denk düşen dönem boyunca Amerika'nın bir sâkini ve orada çalışan bir gazeteci muhabiri olarak, buradan ayrılmalıyım artık." Observer gazetesinin ödüllü ABD muhabiri Ed Vulliamy, altı yıl sonra ayrılırken bu yaralı ve savaşkan ülkeye olan aşkının istemeden bi

Pazarlama becerileri özellikle kampanyanın gerektirdiği dili yaratma konusunda işe yaradı. Bütün ideologlar gibi Bushgiller de kelimelerin gerçekleri yarattığını, yerinde kullanılan kelimelerin mantıklı tartışmaları bastırdığını farkettiler.

İspanya'nın sıcaktan kavrulan kızıl ovalarında normalde birbirleriyle tanışık olmamaları gereken genç müzikçiler birlikte Beethoven çalıyorlar, Filistinli, Suriyeli, Mısırlı, Ürdünlü ve Lübnanlı çalgıcılar, nota sehpalarını, suç ortağı bakışmaları ve patlayan kahkahaları, İsrailli gençlerle paylaşıy

Scientific American dergisinde yazılana göre, biliminsanları kehanetlerde bulunulan tapınağın, etan ve etilen sızdıran bir fay hattı üzerinde durduğunu ortaya çıkardılar. Dolayısıyla, Delfi kâhininin muhtemelen narkotik bir etki altında olduğunu dile getiriyorlar.

Susan Sarandon, elimaşalı olarak bilinmesini şaşmaz bir şekilde kullanan bir şöhret. Düşündüklerini yüksek sesle dile getirmek isteyen birisi olarak tanınıyor ve bu nedenle sevildiği de oluyor, yerildiği de... Savaş karşıtı cephenin ilk sıralarında mücadele eden aktrisin portresi, Ariel Leve'den.

"George Bush'un Irak'ı bombalamak için ortaya koyduğu son gerekçe, beni çok heyecanlandırdı: sabrı tükeniyormuş. Benimki de tükeniyor." Terry Jones'dan

If half a million people pour on to the streets of London next week to protest about the prospect of war in Iraq, as many are now predicting, John Rees will have reason to be pleased with himself.

Deception can only corrode public trust

All's fair in the war for hearts and minds: frustrated by the failure of the UN weapons inspectors in Iraq to find the 'smoking gun', Downing Street resorted to plagiarising a 12-year-old US doctoral thesis

Fears of a catastrophic shuttle accident were raised last summer with the White House by a former NASA engineer who pleaded for a presidential order to halt all further shuttle flights until safety issues had been addressed.

The UN weapons inspectors' first report on Iraq found no 'smoking gun' to trigger a US and British attack. But the appearance that peace has broken out is deceptive... 'If Blix finds anything, that will be a breach of the resolution.

US plans to ditch industry rivals and force end of Opec, write Peter Beaumont and Faisal Islam

The Allies' war machine is pushing inexorably towards Iraq while Blair manoeuvres to keep Labour MPs onside. Peter Beaumont and Gaby Hinsliff watch the build-up

He's a top marksman. He's not picky about his victims. He says he is God and has claimed eight lives - so far

Old and new radicals joined forces to make the Stop the War coalition feel more like the start of something, says Euan Ferguson

If the politicians won't go to the people, or at least listen to them, then a mountain of people will come to the politicians, says Ken Loach, ahead of this week's anti-war demonstration

Equipment and troops move in on a scale not seen since Desert Storm as planes strike Iraqi base

Continuing our series on under-reported conflicts around the world, Indonesia is considering a crackdown in Aceh which could make a bloody conflict worse.

Split opens between Britain and US as White House targets dictator

Landmark reforms end death penalty, Kurdish language ban and controls on free speech

President George Bush has told US troops to be ready for 'pre-emptive military action' against Iraq, as security sources warned that a massive assault against President Saddam Hussein could be likely at 'short notice'.

An image of a Palestinian baby dressed as a suicide bomber shocked the world last week. But, says Peter Beaumont, the picture carries a stark message about a society where radicalism is becoming the norm

Behind the crisis in corporate America is a combination of pernicious Southern conservatism and unadulterated greed, argues Will Hutton.

It's the most polluted state in the planet's most powerful country. Ed Vulliamy goes into George Bush's backyard to reveal how big oil got in bed with big politics and the price paid by the little people

Rapidly melting glaciers threaten death to millions by making huge areas uninhabitable... by Joanna Walters

If the UN doesn't act over India and Pakistan, it will have another genocide on its hands (Ruanda'dan Hiçbir Şey Öğrenmedik mi?), by Charles Glass.