Graham Usher

Freelance journalist

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Freelance journalist and contributing Editor to the Middle East Report; author of Dispatches from Palestine: The Rise and Fall of the Oslo Peace Process; former reporter for Al-Ahram, an English-language weekly newspaper based in Cairo, Egypt, and former Jerusalem Bureau Chief for the Economist

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Suicide bombers set off a massive blast in Peshawar yesterday, killing 18 people.

Pakistan Steps Up the Fight against the Taliban

Suicide bombers set off a massive blast in Peshawar yesterday, killing 18 people.

from Which Way, L.A.?

Suicide bombers set off a massive blast in Peshawar yesterday, killing 18 people.

Pakistan Steps Up the Fight against the Taliban

Suicide bombers set off a massive blast in Peshawar yesterday, killing 18 people.

from To the Point

An unmanned American drone has crashed in Pakistan, where anger rages over this weekend's terrorist bombing and the Army is battling militants.

Pakistan's President Visits the UN

An unmanned American drone has crashed in Pakistan, where anger rages over this weekend's terrorist bombing and the Army is battling militants.

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