Milan Rai explains how close the anti-war movement came to derailing Britain’s involvement in the Iraq war. Next time, he says, we will win.

Milan Rai talks about the march in London on the 15th, and what he thinks we achieved in 2003.

Exclusively to ukwatch.net, an interview with Milan Rai, activist and author on the continuing disaster in Iraq and the likelihood of an anglo/american assault on Iran.

The US claims that Iran supplies Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDS) to Iraqi insurgents. No serious evidence has been provided, writes Milan Rai.

This paper was written for the Z sessions on Vision and Strategy in June.

Reasons against war with Iran and alternatives to it.

The final part of Milan Rai’s musings on activism.

The third part, discussing the experience of being in prison and further reflections on activism.

The second part in the random remarks for radicals from Milan Rai, currently imprisoned for refusing to pay a fine imposed upon him for painting a building during a protest at the Foreign Office.

Two letters from Milan Rai who is currently in prison for refusing to pay a fine arising from a JNV action against the invasion of Fallujah in October 2004.

Detailed analysis of the three major studies of the post-invasion deaths in Iraq – those carried out by the Lancet, Iraq Body Count and the UNDP – reveal that, contrary to what apologists for the war say, the studies’ findings are actually self-reinforcing, rather than in conflict with one another.

Exclusive interview with Milan Rai, author of ‘War Plan Iraq’ and ‘Regime Unchanged’.

Britain’s General Election And The Power Of The Anti-War Vote.

The Attorney General’s legal advice, government spin and the Iraq war.

The Anti-War Movement Must Resist Labour Scaremongering

Speech to the Labour Against The War conference by Milan Rai.