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Jason Burke

Jason Burke is the international security correspondent of The Guardian and has reported extensively from the Middle East. He is the author of, among other titles, The New Threat: The Past, Present, and Future of Islamic Militancy

Cover Stories
Netanyahu’s Wars

Israel fights on multiple fronts but for how long?

02 August 2024
Essay
A Lethal Impasse in Gaza

What is the way out as the international pressure on Israel mounts and the humanitarian crisis deepens?

15 March 2024
Cover Stories
The Arc of War

As the Middle East conflict spreads from Gaza to the Red Sea, there is hope yet for an optimistic outcome that can stabilise the region by bringing states closer together and countering the polarisation of recent years

19 January 2024
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A Dangerous New World

The consequences of Hamas’ attack will spiral out, bringing disruptive changes to the long-running conflict in Israel-Palestine, to the Middle East and as far afield as South Asia

13 October 2023
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Open Essay
Nothing Medieval About Them

Are Islamic terrorists, executioners of the digital age, ahead of the curve?

17 September 2015
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Voices
Nepal Earthquake: The Moment

A report from Ground Zero. Why it is always the poor

30 April 2015
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Books
The wretched land

A study of Pakistan’s pervasive military influence masters the broad strokes of its history but lacks the insight of intimacy

02 July 2014
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JIHAD 2.0

The success of rampaging Islamist warriors in Iraq poses a new global threat

26 June 2014
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Will History Too Retreat?

Warning as American Troops Withdraw: Modernise Afghanistan at Your Own Peril

14 March 2014