Boris Johnson’s government has no sense of decency or shame
Dominic Raab’s refusal to resign over the Afghanistan debacle is a sign of the decline of ministerial responsibility.
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How the SPD is narrowing the gap in the German election campaign
After years of stagnation, the Social Democrats are enjoying a modest recovery under Olaf Scholz
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Where has the Afghanistan crisis left Joe Biden?
Unlike Afghan refugees, who face immediate consequences, American voters can take time to assess their president's response.
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Is the Afghanistan crisis changing UK attitudes to military intervention?
New polling suggests a majority of the British public believe the West has failed Afghan women and children.
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How the US and the UK accept far fewer Afghan refugees than other countries
The UK took in 9,351 Afghan refugees in 2020, while Germany accommodated 148,000.
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Will Dominic Raab be forced to resign?
The Foreign Secretary isn’t to blame for the Afghanistan debacle, but for many Conservative MPs, he’s a good scapegoat.
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Rory Stewart: Afghanistan marks the end of liberal interventionism
The former cabinet minister on why there was no need for the US to withdraw from Afghanistan
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The age of the megafire
Why the forest fires raging across Europe, North America and Australia are a sign of the world to come.
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