Last summer it happened again. Violence flared between Israel and Gaza. As those events unfolded in the Middle East,...
Last summer it happened again. Violence flared between Israel and Gaza. As those events unfolded in the Middle East,...
Today’s report by the defence select committee, of which I am part, does not pull its punches on the failure of the UK...
Tony Blair’s legacy is hotly contested. He defends it to Robert Philpot and Adam Harrison The expected publication...
How happy must stopped clocks be on those rare moments when they are right! Small wonder, then, that the likes of Nick...
Twenty-two years ago, many thousands of Iraqi Kurds fled to the mountains to escape the wrath of Saddam Hussein. Some...
The coup that brought down President Morsi also shattered the dreams of democracy of many Egyptians. Why did democracy...
It’s all gone quiet in Turkey. Actually, it hasn’t – only in the western media. After what were largely peaceful,...
As the Israeli and Palestinian delegations sit down to dinner this evening in the ornate splendour of the eighth floor...
I ‘listened’ to Ed’s big speech last week via Twitter in Amman, Jordan. Quite rightly it got strong support and was...
When the Labour party last took office in 1997, our foreign policy was heavily shaped in reaction to the moral and...
The most recent talks between Iran and five permanent members of the UN Security Council, Britain, France, Russia,...
Visitors to the West Wing are greeted by a series of 'jumbos' – giant photos of Barack Obama's latest events and...