Ian Birrell is a columnist at The i Paper. He focuses on themes of culture and society, government and politics, and current affairs, often exploring topics such as elections, public policy, and international affairs. Ian's work has been featured in prominent publications including The Times, The Washington Post, and The Spectator.
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By: Ian Birrell
Israel has been placed on a United Nations blacklist of countries, terror groups and militia accused of using sexual violence as a weapon of torture in conflict zones. A report issued by secretary general António Guterres claimed to have verified 31...
Ebola is a very scary disease, the sort of nightmarish plague seen in a Hollywood disaster movie with gruesome symptoms and terrifying death rates. It starts with a fever and headache, confusingly similar to malaria or typhoid, but all too often ends...
Ebola is a very scary disease, the sort of nightmarish plague seen in a Hollywood disaster movie with gruesome symptoms and terrifying death rates.
Kemi Badenoch talks of treating everybody the same. She needs to wake up to reality
Ian Birrell: Westminster's dirty secret led us to the Iraq War and Brexit
Ian Birrell: This peninsular, laden with history, is not only symbolic of Putin’s bloodstained aggression but also his Achilles Heel
The day after he took over as leader of Crimea 12 years ago, I sat with Sergei Aksyonov amid the splendour of the Russian Theatre in Simferopol for an interview. I had just watched this Moldovan-born chancer – known locally as “Putin’s Puppet”- make...
Operated by ruthless Chinese crime gangs in war-torn Myanmar, they dupe, kidnap, traffic and torture imprisoned 'workers' into stealing tens of billions from online victims around the world...
David Miliband is on manoeuvres. Westminster's lobby stenographers have been busy quoting “friends” on his readiness to serve in the Cabinet if
The choreography has become wearily familiar. The prime minister is entangled in turmoil; the public turns against them; their party panics, and MPs boot them out of power, despite having previously hailed them as national saviours. A successor...
