Politics: International Politics
Leader: Killed in the name of crooked Karzai
The tawdry spectacle of Karzai's "re-election" should shame western leaders
Brussels is back with a vengeance
The ratification of the Lisbon Treaty creates new dilemmas for David Cameron-and for David Miliband
Suicide attacks are un-Islamic
There is nothing Islamic about so-called Islamic terrorism. But why are so many Muslims reluctant to condemn it?
The last revolutionary
Fidel Castro has survived 600 assassination attempts to become the world symbol of anti-capitalism. His sister has just confessed she used to spy on him, the US embargo stands, and his health is failing, yet still he endures
Letter from Hebron
Life for Palestinians on the West Bank can feel as isolated as life for Gazans
We are killing in the light of God
More than five million people have died in the war that has been raging in eastern Congo. And now, yet another rebel group is at large in the country, slaughtering hundreds of civilians. It is led by Joseph Kony, a ruthless yet charismatic killer who claims he is fighting a holy war
Leader: Why Britain must abort mission in Afghanistan
There are no good options left for Britain in Afghanistan. Brown should set a date for withdrawal
The wrong war, being PC and Bono
Palestine is paying the price for peace
Leader: The Tories’ peculiar bedfellows in Europe
What if... Carter had killed the rabbit
James Macintyre
Miliband's dilemma
John Pilger
Support the strike
David Blanchflower
On happiness
Afghanistan
Crooked Karzai
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Mehdi Hasan
No debate on racism
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