Some Labour MPs want to win and others want to lose. The problem is, neither group can get what they want

For years, New Labour pursued a hard line on immigration with hateful language and exclusionary policies. The result? More people trusted the Conservatives

Egypt's general-president must take the blame

Hugo Blick discusses the aftermath of the genocide, what went wrong with the International Criminal Court—and why he's wary of returning to Rwanda

"Global Britain" has become an oft-repeated phrase. Yet in reality, the Foreign Office is losing its battle to find a place in the world for Britain post-Brexit

As the High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina in the early 2000s, Paddy Ashdown was the nation’s de facto leader, helping the country on the path to peace. Now, he fears a return to war

This isn't about two wings of a party fighting for supremacy. It's about complicity—and whether or not you believe my identity matters

The strange story of how a legendary investigative journalist came to echo Assad's propaganda

Is there one thing Johnson can look back at and say ‘yes, I did that’? Apart from allegedly driving French politicians "ballistic"?

Two years on from the Leave vote, we still don't acknowledge how we got here