Ewen MacAskillVerified account

@ewenmacaskill

Reporter. Former Guardian defence and security correspondent, Washington bureau chief, diplomatic editor and chief political reporter.

London
Joined February 2009

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  1. Jul 12

    Listening to Guardian’s former diplomatic editor Hella Pick, at Guardian Live event. A refugee from Austria in 1938, she deplores Brexit, ‘dangerous’ drift of Johnson and shift to ugly nationalism and racism seen at and after Wembley last night.

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    Jun 21

    Billy Gilmour being man of the match on his first start and then being ruled out with covid is more Scottish than Deep Fried Tablet.

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  3. Jun 9
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    May 6

    In the summer of 1938, small ads starting appearing in the Manchester Guardian from Jews in Nazi-run Vienna looking for families in Britain to take in their children. My dad was one of them and was saved. I set out to find what happened to the others.

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  5. Apr 26
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  6. Mar 26
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  7. Jan 20

    “We will be back in some form.” Chilling words from Trump as he departs from Washington.

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  8. Jan 4

    Brilliant - and - unexpected. BrItish court rightly rules Julian Assange cannot be extradited to US.

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  10. Why journalists should be defending Assange. Powerful piece by Laura Poitras: “I am guilty of violating the Espionage Act....if charged and convicted, I could spend the rest of my life in prison.”

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  11. Powerful piece in NYT Laura Poitras in defence of Julian Assange. If Assange can be prosecuted, so too can other journalists. Her opening paragraph: 'I am guilty of violating the Espionage Act..... I could spend the rest of my life in prison."

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  12. Great to see such an unequivocal Guardian editorial opposing extradition of Assange to US.

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    12 Dec 2020

    It would be nice to think that the return of (a handful of) fans would make the football authorities and the TV companies realise just how essential they are to the spectacle and the atmosphere. But I don’t hold out much hope.

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    Continues to stagger that most US media is so indifferent to (if not supportive of) US's attempted extradition & prosecution of Assange even though it's by far the biggest threat to their press freedom in years, all because he's not one of them & published docs that hurt Dems.

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  18. This is brilliant outcome....PSNI to pay £875,000 in damages to makers of Troubles documentary

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  20. Damning special report from Reuters on how Britain failed to learn the lessons of the first wave and is mishandling the second.

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