America is too late to stop the normalisation of President Trump’s views and actions on immigration. With bipartisan efforts, it happened long ago

David Moseley draws upon reactions from both ends of the political spectrum to argue that we must be more acute in our historical comparisons

Luke Williams casts a critical eye over the Paris Climate Conference and the importance of its success

Lauren Gorton questions why the media have overlooked discrimatory legislation in the USA but damned Russia for its ‘anti-propaganda’ bill

What does TV’s newest policitcal outing have to tell us about power dressing, asks Ben Brown.

With a Republican house, this American feels Obama has, and will continue to be a (relative) force for good.

The politically timed re-release of We Got Him!: A Memoir of the Hunt and Capture of Saddam Hussein rankles

November’s presidential election will be the most significant in a generation for a country at a crossroads, Rob Fuller explains

Riots in Britain and revolution abroad – it’s been a turbulent year in politics. Andrew Williams looks back, and asks what might be in store for the year ahead

With European leaders toppling left, right and centre, the Arab Spring has given way to the Mediterranean Autumn – and it’s nothing if not entertaining, writes Cat Hanson

The East African famine is a humanitarian emergency – but who is responding, asks Charlotte Cook

For all of President Obama’s idealistic rhetoric, it falls to our European leaders to take action over the Middle East peace process

President Obama’s flagship jobs plan could be his last chance to save a faltering presidency