NATO ‘on message’ on Afghanistan – but what does the message mean?
NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen tells us we are near the end of our mission in Afghanistan, but are we really?
Brexit & Foreign Policy
US media falls behind each candidate as Presidential fight enters final days
As the 2012 US presidential election enters its final days, newspapers in key swing states have started to take sides, reports Caroline Mortimer.
US Election Digest: Mega-storm threatens campaigning, candidates spar on economy and more
Larry Smith’s latest round-up of the US Presidential election campaign.
Desperate Romney camp ‘fake’ images – as Obama’s chance of winning shoots up
The Mitt Romney campaign are embroiled in a ‘fakery’ row over an image of a Nevada rally that appears to have been manipulated to exaggerate the crowd size.
We must ensure the government plays its part in eradicating Polio
World Polio Day this year sees us closer than ever to eradicating Polio – we must ensure the UK government plays its part, writes Sam Bacon.
US Election Digest: Candidates race to finish line, new Libya revelations and more
Larry Smith’s latest round-up of the US Presidential election campaign.
For Obama, the world is not enough as race remains neck-and-neck
A BBC World Service poll shows 20 out of 21 countries surveyed would prefer Obama in the White House over Romney after the election on 6th November.
The Belarus non-file: Why the media silence on Europe’s last dictator?
Why do we hear so little about Europe’s last dictator, the President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko?
Obama edges it over defensive, under-confident Romney in final debate
Caroline Mortimer reports on the final American presidential debate where Obama scored a triumphant win on foreign policy and security.
One small step for flip-flop Mitt, one giant leap for party policy?
As we enter the last few weeks of the presidential campaign, last night’s debate saw Mitt Romney change policy yet again.