Why is the world so dangerous now? Former senior British diplomat Arthur Snell reveals the role of the United Kingdom in raising tension and creating global flashpoints around the world. He looks at British interventions from Kosovo to Iraq to Afghanistan, as well as policy on Russia, Saudi Arabia, USA, India and China.
'Engrossing and deeply troubling' (The Bookseller). A former top diplomat reveals Britain's role in raising tension worldwide, from Kosovo to Iraq to Afghanistan and castigates its foreign policy towards Russia, Saudi Arabia, USA, India and China.
