To enlist Sunnis to defeat ISIS we must commit to regime-change in Syria
The British plan to expand operations into Syria recognises that the centre of gravity for ISIS is there, not Iraq
Brexit & Foreign Policy
Labour Friends of Israel continues to whitewash war crimes
551 Palestinian children were killed by Israeli forces last summer
Greece: don’t take things at face value
Even before the worldwide financial crisis, Greece had a debt-to-GDP ratio of over 100 per cent
The path towards peace in South Asia
The Pakistani state is still unwittingly assisting militant groups
Hamas is only mentioned six times in UNHRC report on Gaza
Investigation overlooks the role of the governors of Gaza, who are currently rebuilding their terror tunnels
Kurdish success: a game changer for the Middle East
The Kurds are anxious to modernise, but Baghdad must cooperate
Islamic State in South Asia: what can be done?
The IS presence in Iraq should not overshadow its expansion into South Asia
The dangerous idea that Iran is a force for stability in the Middle East
Don’t be fooled: Iran and the West don’t have common interests when it comes to defeating ISIS
Did the 2003 Iraq war create ISIS?
The global jihadist insurgency would have happened regardless of the war in Iraq
Leaders unite to warn Cameron they will resist his EU plans
Devolved nations pledge to oppose ‘regressive’ repeal of the Human Rights Act