Omnicom Press

The British hearings into the 2006 death of Alexander Litvinenko have became farcical, according to William Dunkerley. Dunkerley is the author of The Phony Litvinenko Murder published by Omnicom Press.

New hoax pushes Litvinenko inquest toward collapse. Proceedings have become tainted to the point of disbelief.

Russian president's PR blunders seen as key contributors to the poor international image of the country and its leaders.

Kremlin is still haunted by the 6 year old Litvinenko death case.

Litvinenko case in disarray. Mysterious web of suspicious connections reaches deep into British official circles.

New coroner surprisingly throws inquiry wide open in long-running Russian spy mystery.

Russian president Vladimir Putin’s failure to protect his own image is having a negative impact upon Russia, asserts author.

Announcing the publication of a new report: As news spread that Yasser Arafat, like Alexander Litvinenko, may have died of polonium poisoning, author William Dunkerley has shown that the facts presented don't add up.

Announcing the publication of a new analysis: Russia's largest newspaper, Komsomolskaya Pravda, has published an analysis by William Dunkerley, author of The Phony Litvinenko Murder. It analyzes the Magnitsky Act now in Congress.

Announcing the publication of a new report: As the Senate moves forward on legislation to sanction Russia for human rights abuse, author William Dunkerley's timely analysis suggests Senators may have been hoodwinked by foreign agitators.