US 2012: Huntsman cedes the centre to Romney
Alex Hern reports on Hunstman bailing out of the race for the Republican nomination in the USA
Brexit & Foreign Policy
The World Outside Westminster – Violence in Nigeria, unrest in Pakistan, and Romney
Chris Tarquini rounds up the week’s news from around the world, including the latest from the Republican Primary race.
Cameron must speak out against Canada’s anti-gay marriage ruling
James Hallwood writes about Canada’s awful legal ruling, which retrospectively annulled thousands of marriages, and calls on Cameron to fight it.
Where do we go after the millennium development goals?
Gareth Thomas MP argues that we need to start working towards a replacement for the millennium development goals now.
Today sees 10 years of Guantanamo – when will Obama honour his pledge?
Ten years ago to the day, the United States government opened the now infamous Guantanamo Bay detention camp – Mike Morgan-Giles reports.
Mitt Romney wins New Hampshire: Press round-up
Alex Hern covers the US reaction to the New Hampshire primary, which largely consists of looking ahead to South Carolina.
100 years of the ANC, Africa’s oldest liberation movement
Action for Souther Africa’s Tony Dykes looks at the history of the ANC, and wonders what the future holds for it.
The World Outside Westminster – Romney set for New Hampshire landslide
Left Foot Forward’s Tom rounds up the week’s news from the US Presidential race and stories you may have missed from around the world.
2012 – the year the world must wake up to Christian persecution
Ed Jacobs, a member of the Christian Socialist Movement, writes of the need for the West to do more to tackle the evil of Christian persecution.
Human rights as conditions for aid: how long is a piece of string?
Marta Foresti, of the Overseas Development Institute, argues that making overseas aid conditional on government practice is counterproductive and harmful.