Robert Fisk's Blog

In a piece published a year after the death of the two-year-old boy, the late Robert Fisk asked whether the world had learned any lessons from the tragedy

The Iraq war began 20 years ago with a night of bombing on capital Baghdad – and Robert Fisk was there to witness it all. Here, we reproduce that day’s reports from The Independent’s celebrated Middle East correspondent

The Entente Cordiale which sent my father to France is now trash beneath the high heels of Theresa May, yet this wretched woman dares to wear a poppy

April 1995: When Robert Fisk is handed barbarous photo album he feels growing need to thumb through the pictures and then, the greatest shock of all, a kind of boredom as the butchery becomes routine

Robert Fisk is the first western journalist to interview Osama bin Laden, ‘the Saudi businessman’ overseeing large-scale building work in Sudan

Robert Fisk questioned why so many defence correspondents often came across as mouthpieces for military propaganda

A week into the ‘shock and awe’ bombing campaign led by the US and UK, Robert Fisk filed this dispatch from Baghdad in the aftermath of an airstrike

Scientists have been able to create an army of tiny, walking robots in a new breakthrough.

The poison that is killing the country will require an international reaction not seen in decades if it is to be leached out, writes Robert Fisk

Lebanon's people face a terrible mix of long-term economic ruin, a pandemic and now a devastating explosion. All presided over by a 'government' unworthy of the name, says Robert Fisk