Nation states have a new kind of weapon—how well is Britain preparing? (This article is from Prospect's supplement on cyber resilience)

The former prime minister's doctrine of liberal interventionism shaped two decades of conflict. Now, as the west's power is waning, he says it needs updating

A small, landlocked nation, the Central African Republic has been blighted by a succession of vicious conflicts since gaining independence from France in 1960. Now, a former military attorney general is fighting for recompense

Does anyone have the vision to restore this complex country?

Marie Colvin put everything on the line to report the truth about war— even when there was no way out, says her friend Lyse Doucet

The author speaks to Chris Tilbury, Prospect's Production Editor, about her new book

It is still unclear which groups the "ceasefire" will apply to

There is a new fashion, after Iraq and Afghanistan, for saying we should let civil wars burn themselves out. But that’s not an option

Four reasons why the region may extract itself from chaos

Two Prospect cover stories on the fatal complexity of the Middle East peace process