By Secunder Kermani

A video has emerged that appears to provide the first visual proof that British citizens are joining the jihadist insurgency in Somalia since it allied itself to Al Qaeda.

By David Cronin

Sometimes the best comedy is made by people who are not trying to be funny. At least, that’s what I discovered when I was accused of emulating the Nazis.

During a recent tour of Britain and Ireland to promote my book Europe’s Alliance With Israel: Aiding the Occupation, I heard that the pro-Israel Simon Wiesenthal Centre had filed a complaint about me with the Dublin government.

By Faiza Shaheen

In the rush to tighten borders, the government is engaged in a disservice not only to the British public today, but to future generations of British workers.

By Nadeem F Paracha

Now how bad can it be for a president to be criticised by a monarch who is alleged to have asked the Americans to bomb Iran and whose countrymen are still thought to be one of the leading donors to terror organisations like Al-Qaeda? Well, that’s what the recent US intelligence documents uploaded on WikiLeaks suggest.

By Ryan Gallagher

"There is not a crime, there is not a dodge, there is not a trick, there is not a swindle, there is not a vice which does not live by secrecy." – Joseph Pulitzer.

Following Pervez Hoodbhoy's recent article in support of US drone attacks on Paistani Taliban militants, London-based writer Naeem Malik argues that drones are part of the problem, not the solution.

As U.S. plans its withdrawal from Afghanistan, we need to ask the question whether drones would replace the withdrawn U.S. troops. Are those supporting drones risking a perpetual war for the region?