Fourteen years of wars, interventions, assassinations, torture, kidnappings, black sites, the growth of the American national security state to monumental proportions, and the spread of Islamic extremism across much of…
Voters have every right to be suspicious. In Mr Tsipras they see a leader who swept to power in January promising to end austerity and slash foreign supervision of Greek…
The US military has reopened a criminal investigation into some of the most serious accusations of war crimes against US forces in Afghanistan since 2001. As The New York Times…
Former Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis has flagged his interest in a political comeback after the Greek election — but only if the new rulers ask him to administer “bitter…
The unique threat posed by Isis has been analysed in depth. But how should the West respond in practice?
What are the true figures on the crisis – and how many asylum seekers are countries taking?
A photograph of a dead Syrian toddler washed ashore in Turkey this week has served as a much needed jolt for the world, stirring outrage that European nations aren΄t doing…
Divisions in Syriza΄s youth wing began to emerge after Greek voters delivered a resounding ΄no΄ to the bailout terms in July, then saw their government capitulate to Greece΄s creditors on…
Behind the appearance of the recent Greek debt deal is the reality of European bankers and their institutions — the European Commission, European Central Bank, IMF, and European Stability Mechanism…
Former Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras΄s leftist Syriza party said on Thursday it remained confident of winning an outright victory in a Sept. 20 election despite an opinion poll that…
