The agreement over the weekend in Geneva signals the first steps to a coherent policy from the international community...
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Nato’s last war?
Nato leaders gathered in Chicago this week to discuss the alliance’s mission in Afghanistan and announced summer 2013...
The Syrian test of intervention
As a fragile ceasefire begins in Syria, the UN is beginning its task of monitoring the violence and reporting back...
It’s the exit, stupid
As the decade-long mission in Afghanistan comes to an end, now might be the time to start asking what the lessons are...
Should Labour support a second Falklands?
First off, I’d like to pay tribute to the well-argued and thoughtful views that Alex Bigham has set out in this column...
The dream of nationhood
Everywhere the nation-state is in flux. From global businesses that have more spending power than many countries, to...
A matter of interpretation
It is not that often that foreign policy provides an opportunity for campaigning activity. Major issues of injustice...
Gone but not forgotten
Although much has been made of the fact that Osama Bin Laden was not the operations chief of Al Qaeda, the death of...
Labour’s Libya legacy
However, Labour should not be apologetic about its policy toward the Gaddafi regime during our time in government. The...
The Jasmine Revolutions
Every story needs a beginning. The narrative of the current turmoil in the Middle East began when Mohamed Boazizi sat...
Hope for Tunisia
All Boazizi wanted in life was the chance to set his own destiny. He was educated, but couldn't get a job in a country...
A whole new world
First, know the detail. The world of foreign policy tends to be dominated by men, bores and pomposity (I plead guilty...