Twenty years on, the former Coalition Provisional Authority head reflects on his year in charge of the country.

The butterfly effect of the global war on terror has had far-reaching impacts on the freedoms it was meant to defend.

In declining to investigate possible UK war crimes in Iraq, the ICC has dealt a blow to victims and its own reputation.

A new book demonstrates Britain’s decision to go to war in Iraq was one of politics with unintended consequences.

The British called us 'the new French' and the US saw us just another ally that needed to be carried.