After a year of fighting IS the coalition has little to show for it
Attempts to degrade IS’s financial infrastructure have led to widespread poverty, hunger and disease
Brexit & Foreign Policy
Hilary Benn shows the way: the party must support the peacemakers in Israel and Palestine
Where does the peace process stand 20 years after Oslo II, and what must be done to keep it alive?
Labour needs to clarify its defence policy
Jeremy Corbyn needs to commit to the principle of collective defence
What life is like in a Turkish refugee camp
Turkish neighbours have clearly played a big role in helping the Syrians, but there is no hiding the fact that community tensions are rising
How UK taxpayers are funding executions in Iran and Pakistan
The home secretary has repeatedly refused to disclose information about how the UK’s overseas drugs programmes are managed
Giving in to Russian demands won’t help the Syrian people
After Assad has burned down Syria and murdered 300,000 people, does he really get to arrange his own exit?
MoJ confirms deal with barbaric Saudi prison system
Financial incentives mean the UK will continue in this dubious alliance
Comment: Cameron must wake up and join the EU’s response to the refugee crisis
Let’s not further diminish our standing in Europe
David Cameron’s refugee response would appal past Tory prime ministers
Edward Heath admitted 27,000 Ugandan Asians , Thatcher admitted 24,500 Vietnamese refugees and John Major took in 4,000 Bosnians. Cameron has taken 200 Syrians.
Comment: A progressive foreign policy alternative to Corbynism
Rejecting Corbyn’s foreign policy does not mean a return to the neoconservatism that led to the Iraq war