A former ECJ judge says Britain's departure is a boost for Europe

The problem with authoritarian control is that when things go wrong you own the consequences

A response to Prospect’s August profile of the remarkable UN diplomat

But Britain may cease to benefit after the Brexit transition, says a former Ambassador in Tokyo

Attention has focussed on the president’s Supreme Court nominee but the problem is far more insidious

His presidency will pass, but Trump's Supreme Court picks will drag America backwards for decades to come

Erdogan has pulled the wrong policy levers and now voters are feeling the squeeze

Adam converted to Islam at age 19. In 2014, he was taken on by a "de-radicalisation" program. What happened next raises questions about how we approach extremism—and what we can really do for angry...

As the Trump regime lurches from denial to defiance to pouting, a human rights tragedy unfolds

While others in the White House have fallen, Trump's foreign policy brain has quietly risen to greater and greater power. This is how he did it—and why it matters for the world