MoJ confirms deal with barbaric Saudi prison system
Financial incentives mean the UK will continue in this dubious alliance
Brexit & Foreign Policy
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
Britain is siding with the Iranian regime against the population
The reopening of the embassy in Tehran is motivated by a desire for commerce without concern for human rights
What would a Jeremy Corbyn foreign policy mean for Labour?
Labour members should reflect on the legacy of Attlee and our humanitarian interventionist traditions
Why is no one challenging Jeremy Corbyn on foreign policy?
Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership bid was supposed to inspire debate, yet none of the other candidates have challenged him on foreign policy
Comment: Has the Troika destroyed Greece?
Pensioners outside banks, a spike in suicide rates – why on earth would any country want to stay part of an EU that allows this?
Why is aid money still being spent on malls and luxury hotels?
Something has gone terribly wrong with the way the UK spends its aid budget
Turkey’s Erdogan still fears Kurdish autonomy more than ISIS
Turkey tacitly admitted it would rather see Kobane in ISIS hands than Kurdish ones