Iran hates us, so why do we try to appease them? asks Eliot Wilson | Express Comment | Comment
The situation will only truly de-escalate when the Tehran régime wanes in influence and finally disappears, writes Eliot Wilson
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The situation will only truly de-escalate when the Tehran régime wanes in influence and finally disappears, writes Eliot Wilson
The writer has spoken up against attempts to bowdlerise the works of Roald Dahl, Ian Fleming and others. Censorship, no matter how self-righteous, is censorship
Children’s author threatened to strike if editors changed ‘a single comma’ of his writing and claimed ‘Marx and Lenin’ were responsible
Imran Khan, former prime minister of Pakistan and leader of PTI, claimed that a British newspaper had taken his statements out of context regarding Salman Rushdie’s attack. Khan described the attack as ‘sad’ and ‘terrible.’ The former minister, in conversation with UK-based The Guardian, said, "Rushdie understood because he came from a Muslim family. He knows the love, respect, and reverence of a prophet that lives in our hearts. He knew that. So, the anger I understand, but you can't justify what happened."