Brexit & Foreign Policy
Labour can learn from the success of Italy’s centre-left primaries
In his latest report from the Italian elections, Shamik Das looks at the success of Partito Democratico's primaries, a model Labour might consider emulating.
Cabinet split over approach to China
There appears to be a split in the cabinet over Britain's diplomatic approach to China, with deputy prime minister Nick Clegg and foreign secretary William Hague wanting a tougher approach.
Beppe Grillo: The demagogic comedian who could be Italy’s kingmaker
A look at the Beppe Grillo phenomenon, with the comedian & founder of the anti-establishment Five Star Movement set to play kingmaker in the Italian elections.
Net closing on Canadian PM as key ally resigns
The resignation of the Canadian minister for aboriginal affairs leaves prime minister Steve Harper more exposed to criticism over the country's treatment of the aboriginal community.
Comment: French intervention in Mali is not colonialism. The Islamists really are our enemies
The French liberation of Mali from islamists should be welcomed by the left.
Obama the drone President?
Obama: The drone President?