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The Obama Syndrome
Forthcoming from Verso, October 2010 A merciless dissection of Obama’s overseas escalation and domestic retreat … What has really changed since Bush left the White House? Very little, argues Ali in The...
View ArticleThe Obama Syndrome: A Live Interview with Tariq Ali and Joel Whitney
As part of his tour to launch The Obama Syndrome, Tariq Ali appeared at New York’s Asia Society September 17th, 2010 where he was interviewed on stage by Joel Whitney, Founding Editor in Chief of...
View Article“Only the mood music has changed”: Tariq Ali on Obama’s presidency
Tariq Ali interviewed by Christian Avard for Huffington Post, October 7, 2010 Is president Barack Obama the change America has been waiting for or is he another corporate Democrat representing elite...
View Article‘Elephantine Corruption’
‘Elephantine Corruption’ by Tariq Ali for the London Review of Books Blog, December 3, 2010 The Wikileaks confirm what we already know about Af-Pak. Pakistan is a US satrapy: its military and political...
View Article“Did Pakistani Gov’t Know Where Osama bin Laden Was Hiding?”
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View Article“Who told them where he was?”
In a post for the London Review of Books blog today, Tariq Ali wonders whether the war “that has already led to civilian casualties that are, at the very least, four times higher than the casualties of...
View ArticleGRITtv: Tariq Ali, Sonali Kolhatkar, and Voices from Ground Zero
“If the aim was to show us that state terror was more powerful than individual terrorists, we already knew that,” says Tariq Ali of the US special forces action that reportedly killed Osama bin Laden...
View Article“Barbed and Brilliant”—Tariq Ali’s The Obama Syndrome
Two book reviews in Lana Turner: A Journal of Poetry and Opinion contrast the style and substance of Tariq Ali’s The Obama Syndrome: Surrender at Home, War Abroad to veteran US journalist Bob...
View Article“Russian Lessons”—a full version of Tariq Ali’s latest LRB article
A shorter and heavily edited version of this article by Tariq Ali—with chunks of history removed—can be read by visiting the London Review of Books. Afgantsy: The Russians in Afghanistan 1979-89 by...
View Article‘Why did Nato attack Pakistan?’
‘Why did Nato attack Pakistan?’ by Tariq Ali for the London Review of Books blog, 28 November, 2011 The Nato assault on a Pakistani checkpoint close to the Afghan border which killed 24 soldiers on...
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