Brexit & Foreign Policy
Strange times in French politics
With youth unemployment running at 24 per cent, it is unsurprising that people are being attracted to fringe ideologies which offer simplistic solutions.
How an Islamist made the case for secularism
A Pakistani cleric has found himself a victim of the very laws that he promotes.
We still have choices about Trident replacement
Should we be patrolling with nuclear weapons when we face no current strategic threat and see ourselves as a constructive force for good in the world?
Raqqa: to appease Iran, Obama gives Assad’s air force a free pass for slaughter
The term appeasement is often overused, but that's what Obama’s free pass to Assad’s air force in exchange for a hoped-for nuclear deal with Iran is.
With proper funding, vaccines can ensure that no child dies from a preventable illness
We have made substantial gains in reducing preventable child deaths, but the UK must do more to encourage other countries to invest.
Why our government must be more generous with Syrian refugees
Support for the Syrian Resettlement Programme is one small act that the government could take to show that compassion is a core British value.