America: Clinton takes on the court
Hilary Clinton has made one of her most political interventions in months.
Brexit & Foreign Policy
Poland: no friend of the Eurosceptics
Poland’s is committed to the European Union, despite what David Cameron may like to think.
Why conservatives can’t be trusted on Russia
Conservatives of all stripes increasingly can’t be trusted on what is potentially the biggest geo-political issue of our time, writes James Bloodworth.
Russia’s role in the campaign for Scottish independence
Russia has a vested interest in the campaign for Scottish independence.
‘When someone is raised in North Korea…their mind is paralysed’
In an exclusive interview, Rob Edwards speaks to North Korean defector and editor of Free NK, Joo-Il Kim, about life in the hermit state.
Afghanistan is not ready to be abandoned
Leaving Afghanistan because of domestic political pressure would be deeply wrong, writes James Snell.
Order has not been restored in Egypt: a reply to the Telegraph’s Con Coughlin
The Telegraph’s defence editor is spinning hard for the Egyptian generals, writes Daniel Wickham.
Atheists are now the terrorists in Saudi Arabia. You couldn’t make it up
The world’s number one exporter of Wahabi jihadis considers atheists its foremost terrorism concern.
Ukraine shows that Western politicians are no longer omnipotent
Missing from public discourse over the crisis in Eastern Europe is a sense of how difficult it is for western officials to act in concert.
The Egyptian death sentences will backfire on the regime
Egyptian history shows that heavy crackdowns on Islamists always results in more bloodshed.