Brexit & Foreign Policy
New law would make policing war criminals even harder
For the first time, the director of public prosecutions’ consent will be required before an arrest warrant can be issued in relation to suspected war criminals and torturers present in the UK, if government plans go through.
Nato takes over ‘no fly zone’ – or does it?
Former Army Captain Patrick Bury reports on the backstage political wranglings behind the Nato operations in Libya.
Breaking the Live Aid legacy
Martin Kirk reports on new attempts to change the public perception of aid to developing nations.
Can peace be brokered in Libya?
Is a negotiated peace in Libya possible? Left Foot Forward's George Irvin looks at the arguments.
Libya’s future: A divided Libya?
In the second of his series looking at what next for Libya, Left Foot Forward's Frank Spring discusses the idea of Libya splitting into two states.
Libya: Early jitters grow around intervention
International intervention in Libya has suffered an early setback with the public, politicians and analysts displaying serious misgivings regarding the scope, timescale and goals of the military campaign, writes Seph Brown.