Trying to destroy ISIS by only attacking it on the Iraqi side of the border makes no sense
The Foreign Affairs Committee highlights how badly David Cameron’s government has handled the Syria crisis
Brexit & Foreign Policy
How close has Turkey suddenly become?
Ankara helping out with the refugee crisis could lead to an earlier EU entry. But is that wise?
Comment: why NATO was right to intervene in Libya
Once the uprising was underway, violence and instability were in Libya’s future regardless
Comment: Another Europe is possible
The problems Europe faces won’t be solved by Britain turning its back on them
The EU’s hypocrisy on Belarus reveals its true priorities
The EU is turning a blind eye to human rights violations so it can use Belarus as a go-between with Russia
Labouring on Syria: Hilary Benn’s response to Jo Cox
Cox makes a radical departure from current parliamentary debate, while Benn remains within the parameters
Comment: The Ankara bombings highlight dangerous Turkish fault lines
Erdogan’s paranoia about Kurdish separatism is blinding him to the ISIS threat
Seven lies we’re being told about international trade
These promises mask serious threats to public services, labour and environmental standards
Standing against Britain’s sickening complicity over the crucifixion of a Saudi child
Labour has successfully proposed a European Parliament resolution calling for Ali Mohammed al-Nimr to be pardoned
Curtains up on the Syrian civil war: the EU is watching from the gallery
Brussels appears unable to step into the breach, feeling its job is to sort out the immigration crisis but not much else