The government’s national security advisers warned of the threat of a pandemic. “I don’t know why more wasn’t done,” said one

Merging the foreign office and Dfid wouldn't only hand over the aid budget from one of the world’s most respected aid deliverers to one of the least—it also causes problems for the prime minister

The PM's approach has been “scattered, reactive and random”

A lot of the fear about the rise of the far-right has been about those individuals and their parties gaining power. But that's not the full picture

The Liberal Democrats' foreign policy proposals are vague, patchy—and oddly familiar...

What happens if we stop trusting elections? As accusations of bias abound—and concerns are raised over the bodies that regulate political life—faith in democracy is in a perilous position

As part of Prospect's new aid supplement in partnership with Adam Smith International, the shadow international development secretary discusses how Labour plans to radically transform how Britain...

The Brexiteers are happy—but the details of Boris Johnson's deal are good news for the People's Vote campaign, too

Former US foreign policy advisor Samantha Power reflects on her early idealism on a new memoir—and why it has hardened with time

There was a vision there—but her successor now looks set to destroy it