Democratic Republic of Congo Articles

It says a lot about humanity, international institutions and individuals that despite our facade of civilisation and modernity, the last three years saw weapons of mass destruction used against civilians and violations of human rights on an industrial scale, both in...

As we celebrate World Mental Health Day, we are reminded of the strong links between mental ill health and poverty, both locally and even internationally. As a governor of our mental health foundation trust and working with local organisations, I have fought to raise...

The Fourth Revolution, a new 'zeitgeist' book by the editor-in-chief and management wditor of the Economist, is a brilliant book both in conception and execution. While the critic can find nits at which to pick (the observation that Ed Miliband ‘owes his position to...

This year 2012, we have the honour and privilege of celebrating the Diamond Jubilee, 60 years since Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II as the then Princess Elizabeth succeeded her father King George VI who died on 5 February 1952 (Le Roi est mort, Vive la Reine). This is...