Paul McGeough
Paul McGeough is chief foreign correspondent for the Sydney Morning Herald.
Paul McGeough
The road to democracy was ever thus
Paul McGeough What was going down at the Jones's over Christmas?
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Karzai's cabal steals the national capital
Paul McGeough The Kabul Bank fiasco is as much Canberra's legacy as it is Washington's.
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Coalition of the unwilling to understand
Paul McGeough With apologies to film director Ken Kwapis, they're just not that into us. We're talking about Afghans.
Paul McGeough
Assad's Alawites run out of options
Paul McGeough The dilemma for Syria's Alawites is acute. Do they go off a cliff with Bashar al-Assad, or can they retreat to safe ground?
Paul McGeough
In the US, the gun lobby calls the shots
Paul McGeough It didn't take long for a would-be copycat of last week's Colorado mass killer to emerge.
Paul McGeough
Brass hue to silver lining of a new Egypt
Paul McGeough An all's-well presumption in some quarters on the Egyptian presidential election is bizarre.
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Egyptian generals let Arab Spring wilt
Paul McGeough The jig was up in Cairo when Barack Obama coughed up to the generals a cool $1.5 billion.
Paul McGeough
When charity bites the hand that feeds it
Paul McGeough In Afghanistan it's mop-up time. As foreign armies eye the exits, a meeting in San Francisco last week was a different kind of mopping-up for a non-combat force that is likely to remain on the ground...
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Terrorists thrive as US turns blind eye
Paul McGeough Who would have thought in a post-September 11 world that you could find an organisation that kills hundreds of Americans in dozens of terrorist strikes - but which Washington refuses to punitively...
