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Baghdad blogs

It began as an internet joke with a friend. But then the media - including the Guardian - picked it up, and suddenly he was the Baghdad blogger, the most famous web diarist in the world

15 December 2005

  • Holiday in Baghdad

    In the last in a series of blog posts he has written for Guardian Unlimited, Baghdad blogger Salam Pax describes the scenes in Baghdad as Iraqis go the polls for the third time in 11 months.

14 December 2005

  • 'A note for the future: fast-tracking democracy also means fast-tracking political apathy'

    Tomorrow, Iraqis will vote in a general election, the third major poll in 11 months. Baghdad blogger Salam Pax has been filing regular dispatches to Guardian Unlimited ahead of the vote. He describes the mood in his country now that 'this time, it's for real'.

22 October 2004

  • The Baghdad Blogger goes to Washington: day five

    Salam Pax

  • The Baghdad Blogger goes to Washington: day two

    Salam Pax

  • The Baghdad Blogger goes to Washington: day six

  • The Baghdad Blogger goes to Washington: day four

  • The Baghdad Blogger goes to Washington: day three

    Salam Pax

  • The Baghdad Blogger goes to Washington: day seven

    Salam Pax

  • The Baghdad Blogger goes to Washington: day one

    Salam Pax

7 January 2004

  • Baghdad Blogger

    Salam Pax: Another day, another queue, and this one really is worth joining - even though there's nothing at the end of it.

14 December 2003

  • Bush needed this so badly

    Transcript of audio dispatch from Baghdad blogger Salam Pax.

10 December 2003

  • Baghdad Blogger

    In the looters' market, a DVD singing the praises of the so-called resistance is selling like the hot bread of Bab al-Agha.

5 November 2003

  • The shadow of Saddam is here

    Baghdad Blogger: People are starting to call him 'Elvis'. We need Buffy, she knows how to deal with evil.

15 October 2003

  • Baghdad Blogger

    Salam Pax: Never mind the maze of concrete blocks and the endless traffic jams - today we get our new currency.

18 September 2003

  • Baghdad blogger at the Hutton inquiry

    Short cuts: Salam Pax muses on his day at the Hutton inquiry.

9 September 2003

  • 'I became the profane pervert Arab blogger'

    Salam Pax
    It began as an internet joke with a friend. But then the media - including the Guardian - picked it up, and suddenly he was the Baghdad blogger, the most famous web diarist in the world. Salam Pax describes what it was like to play cat-and-mouse with Saddam's censors.

13 August 2003

  • Baghdad Blogger

    Salam Pax: The temperature is rising. And Baghdad, Basra and Nasiriyah have all erupted on the same day.

30 July 2003

  • Baghdad Blogger

    How can Saddam's family expect a proper burial for their sons, when they have denied thousands of others?

15 July 2003

  • Baghdad Blogger

    They can't decide on a flag and nobody knows who they are - but it feels good to have some kind of government in Iraq.

2 July 2003

  • Baghdad Blogger

    Basra under the Brits feels like another country. But you must learn to bargain when it comes to blood money.
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