
Ignore the spin, the Hague’s ruling on British war crimes in Iraq is damning
The ICC found “there is a reasonable basis to believe” British troops committed war crimes.
The ICC found “there is a reasonable basis to believe” British troops committed war crimes.
It’s time to revive the message “never again”, writes Symon Hill.
The Overseas Operations Bill will make the armed forces even more immune from prosecution – a dangerous move.
Plans to use land owned by the Welsh government for a military training site called into question.
What’s Trident got to do with covid-19?
Governments have prioritised military spending over preparing for pandemics – and we’re all paying the price.
Asking difficult questions is not a criminal offence. But the criminalisation of protest continues, writes Symon Hill.
Symon Hill argues Labour’s foreign policy is conflicting
Promising to end the non-existent witch-hunt allows Boris Johnson to appear to help veterans while doing nothing to address their actual needs.
We won’t defeat climate change, war and poverty by asking the likes of Mark Field to throw us a few crumbs from the table.