Yemen’s renewed violence is just the latest sign that the Arab spring may be joining the list of those historical contagions that, in the fullness of time, did not turn out well. Indeed, its effect may be reaching countries in ways that we did not expect...

I was never a real fan of the so-called ‘slippery slope’ articles. I believe that proper legislation can prevent us ‘slipping’ from one action deemed to be right or tolerable to another deemed wrong...

The 7 September bomb blast at the entrance to the High Court in New Delhi was a macabre finale to a summer of crisis...

Last Wednesday I had occasion to address a very well attended Business Breakfast on The New Libya while attending on behalf of the Opposition Leader...

France, which now holds the presidency of the G-20, has chosen reform of the international monetary system as its main priority for the Cannes summit in November...

The National Tourism Plan is due to expire by the end of this year so that, I imagine, the powers that be would now be preparing to release the new plan for the next couple of years...

Attempting to find a ‘light’ subject to write about, I found that Bisazza Street residents have successfully objected to a street piano...

Ed Miliband has been Labour Party leader and Leader of the Opposition for just a year, and Britain is at least three years away from a general election. But over the last few weeks ...

When the House of Representatives convenes next Wednesday, no surprises are expected, and there will be no surprises....

Michael Sandle RA describes himself as ‘“extremely stubborn, but art’s the wrong game to be in if you’re not. At times, things work. There are moments, and they’re wonderful. For example...