The British government has completely failed Syria’s refugees
The scale of the tragedy requires a much greater response than the callous and disinterested one shown by the government.
Brexit & Foreign Policy
Blair is not the only one with Iraq amnesia – the Lib Dems were NOT anti-invasion, just anti-that-kind-of-invasion
It is one of the great myths of recent political history – that the Liberal Democrats were opposed to Britain joining with US forces to invade Iraq in 2003.
The evil of families that turn on Christian converts
We need to tackle the persecution that many Christians face from members of their own family.
‘Rouhani smiles better. He talks better. But no changes have taken place’
Iram Ramzan recently caught up with Iranian lawyer and human rights activist Shirin Ebadi during a talk about women’s rights, President Rouhani and the situation inside Iran.
We have an opportunity to build a positive legacy for women and girls in Afghanistan
Labour must be a tireless champion of efforts to stamp out sexual violence in Afghanistan.
Let the Sudan be the start of action to protect persecuted Christians
It’s time we sent a message that to deny Christians the right to peacefully follow their faith will not be tolerated.
UKIP’s victory isn’t about Eurosceptism
UKIP’s success in the European and local elections 2014 is not about Euroscepticism. In fact the UK is becoming increasingly pro-EU.
The potential for serious violence in Thailand is very real
Do the international community have the courage to stand up to the Thai army?
Obama is still right: A world without nuclear weapons is possible
Despite perceptions of a new Cold War, the US and Russia continue to respect the provisions of the New START treaty.
Most Ukrainians prefer Europe over Russia
Ukrainians are a lot less pro-Russian than the separatists in the East of the country would like the outside world to believe.