How do we build a better future with Somalia?
Shadow international development minister Rushanara Ali examines how to improve the lives ot those in Somalia who need our help most.
Brexit & Foreign Policy
Just as we dismantle our NHS, India is trying to build theirs
David Taylor argues that the lack of help for India’s growing health service is a shame, but sadly typical of the conservative attitude to aid
Greece’s Armageddon: Could the military seize power to ‘restore order’?
With the €130bn Greek bailout package finally approved by the troika, markets appear to be rallying – but it’s far from certain the country is saved.
Is Kevin Rudd the comeback kid?
Ed Jacobs reports from Australia on the kerfuffle around Kevin Rudd’s resignation.
Brits’ voices not heard by EU, but they want closer integration on international issues
Will Straw shows that while Brits do not feel that their voice counts in the European Union, there are some areas in which they believe that European countries should cooperate more closely and others where they should loosen links
Obama’s playing against a weak field, but it’ll never be as bad as last time
Barack Obama can start laughing all the way to the White House right… about… now.
Greece is a smokescreen to hide the mother of all bank bailouts
Nick Dearden argues that the very last group who will be helped by the “Greek” bailout are the Greeks.
Liberal intervention shouldn’t be confined to the West
The Fabian Society’s James Hallwood argues for a worldwide responsibility for liberal intervention.
‘What Hague had to say was absolute crap’: A masterclass in economic communication
Alex Hern presents the amazing economic communicator that is Dr Peter Morici.
World Outside Westminster: Obama’s glee at the Republican implosion
Tom Rouse presents the news from USA, Maldives, Syria, and Europe.