Brexit & Foreign Policy
It’s time to support the freedom to worship
By denying Christians their ability to follow their faith, too many countries so cruelly deny them a hope that the world so often lacks. It’s time it ended.
Is the British government ignoring gay rights in India for trade?
It would appear that way from the Foreign and Commonwealth Office's mealy-mouthed response to the effective criminalisation of homosexuality in India.
‘Worse than Mubarak’: human rights in Egypt and the effects of US military aid
US support for Egypt's generals has led to a situation where the human rights situation in the country is now comparable to the Mubarack era.
Why Raul Castro is speaking at the Mandela memorial and David Cameron isn’t
Raul Castro will be speaking today at the Mandela Memorial and David Cameron won't. Here's why.
Stop the War conference: a one-eyed version of events in Syria
In order to fit events into its supposedly 'anti-imperialist' worldview in which no one claiming to be opposed to the United States can do any wrong, StWC is willing to indulge fantastical conspiracy theories.
‘Sport has the power to change the world’. Madiba’s sporting legacy
Shamik Das looks at Nelson Mandela's sporting legacy, and the role rugby, cricket and football played in the years following Apartheid.