Brexit & Foreign Policy
King Abdullah: Charlie Hebdo couldn’t have satirised a more ridiculous farce
Rather than paying respect to a tyrant, Britain should be extricating herself from legitimising Saudi rule
Iraq inquiry: Minds were made up a decade ago. Chilcot won’t change them
But the delay in publication will feed into the public’s gradual disillusionment with party politics
Good news: the Israeli Labor Party is back
Isaac Herzog has made two important shifts which may boost Labor’s chances of forming the next government
Free speech: why we still have reason to be hopeful
We must now help to build momentum for the changes that will ensure everybody has a safe space to share their ideas
The UK’s alliance with the Saudis legitimises their fanaticism
Saudi Arabia shows no signs of letting up on its distressing human rights record - it is time to cut ties.
Why it’s wrong to blame western policies for the Paris attacks
Blasphemy and critical evaluation of Mohammed’s character have always been forbidden, and have been a highly sensitive issue throughout the history of Islam.