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Europe, Taliban

Special Report: Greece’s triangle of power

This first appeared on Reuters.com A nexus of media, business and politics lies behind the country’s crisis, say critics. By […]

Afghanistan

Casualties in Afghan war level off

UPDATED: 29/9/11 – Despite a UN report released today reporting higher violence than ever in Afghanistan – the latest figures […]

Afghanistan, Taliban

Raiders of the Night

A shorter version of this article appeared in the Sunday Times on June 5, 2011. BY STEPHEN GREY: BY the […]

Afghanistan, Pakistan

Fighting for Bin Laden – Secret War

A film i made with Dan Edge and Martin Smith on the secret war against Al Qaeda and the Taliban […]

Afghanistan, Other Journalism, Uncategorized

Winners of the 2010 Kurt Schork Awards in International Journalism

I’ve just been informed of this very great and thoroughly undeserved honour. Thanks to all involved – and most particularly […]

Afghanistan, Kandahar

Hearts, minds and the same old warlords

Go up close to what’s happening in Afghanistan – for example, in the city of Kandahar – and you find […]

Afghanistan, Helmand, Kandahar

Helmand and Kandahar – talk at New America Foundation

This is a talk I gave at the New America Foundation on the day that General Stan McChrystal resigned.

Afghanistan, British Army, Helmand

Helmand: anatomy of a disaster?

Published on Afpak Channel. By Stephen Grey, June 15, 2010 U.S. Marine Corps Maj. Gen. Richard Mills takes over command […]

Afghanistan, British Army

An Army Officer writes …

Reaction is coming in to some of the points raised in the joint piece I wrote with Andrew Mackay (now […]

Afghanistan, British Army, Helmand

A ten point agenda on Afghanistan

Exclusive: As David Cameron gathers experts and ministers for “secret” Afghan talks, former Helmand commander Andrew Mackay and Operation Snakebite […]

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ONSALE NOW: The New Spymasters

Just released in UK/ on sale July 15 in US/Canada

In this era of email intercepts and drone strikes, many believe that the spy is dead. What use are double agents and dead letter boxes compared to the all-seeing digital eye? They couldn't be more wrong ... a revealing story of how spycraft and the 'human factor' survive, against the odds.

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