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Sir John Chilcot dead at 82: Civil servant who led Iraq War inquiry dies of kidney disease - Vimarsana News

Sir John Chilcot dead at 82: Civil servant who led Iraq War inquiry dies of kidney disease

Sir John Chilcot was chairman of the probe into the failings in the Iraq War, which killed 179 British personnel and tens of thousands of Iraqis.

Former peace process pioneer Sir John Chilcot dies at 82 - Vimarsana News

Former peace process pioneer Sir John Chilcot dies at 82

FORMER permanent secretary of the Northern Ireland Office Sir John Chilcot has died aged 82.

Sir John Chilcot, civil servant whose inquiry into the invasion of Iraq was severely critical of Tony Blair and his government – obituary - Vimarsana News

Sir John Chilcot, civil servant whose inquiry into the invasion of Iraq was severely critical of Tony Blair and his government – obituary

He had a stellar career in Whitehall, and one of his greatest achievements was helping to keep the Northern Ireland peace process on track

Sir John Chilcot obituary - Vimarsana News

Sir John Chilcot obituary

Civil servant who chaired the Iraq war inquiry and gave a damning verdict on Tony Blair

Does US humiliation in Afghanistan spell curtains on forever wars? (Comment) - Vimarsana News

Does US humiliation in Afghanistan spell curtains on forever wars? (Comment)

The horrific terrorist attacks outside Kabul airport will boost chaos sky high. It will take focus away from the only frame in which the epochal events of the past few days should be seen. Did the US withdrawal, however messy, bring an end to the forever wars? Is that outcome to be welcomed? Or is this the time to analyze the incompetence of the Taliban? A people who defeated a superpower in battle should be given a little more than a fortnight to find their feet.

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