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"Just one day in the life of Brexit Britain. Speaking to an empty hall at the UN. Belittled for its desperation by the press of countries it seeks trade deals with."

May humiliated on world stage as Brexit bites

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The USS Ross (DDG 71) fires a tomahawk land attack missile Friday, April 7, 2017, from the Mediterranean Sea

Trump’s bombing in Syria was illegal – but the UN left no other choice

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"The UK state fails its young people in far too many ways today"

UN Children’s Rights Committee calls for end to compulsory worship in UK schools

The UN has published its major periodic review of the state of children’s rights in the UK

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Acrss the world the drug consensus is falling apart, but the UK is slow to follow

Home Office clings to the raft as international drug consensus crumbles

As the US finally starts to accept defeat in the war on drugs, the Home Office hides in the shadows

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William R. Brownfield of the Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs makes a startling press statement

Desperate scenes as drug law enforcers try to preserve the status quo

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A Palestinian boy sits on the rubble of a destroyed building following an Israeli air strike in the center of Gaza City on July 22, 2014

A vote against a Palestinian state is a vote for terrorism

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The UN: The bastion of drug criminalisation is starting to change its approach

Brave New World: Even the UN is open to drug decriminalisation

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Russia is taking over the US' role as the world's drug policeman

Russia has replaced America as the world’s drugs policeman

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Ian Dunt: 'It is as comprehensive an admittance of defeat as could be imagined'

Comment: The UN’s bullying tactics on drugs show how scared it is of reform

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A French soldier stands by the body of a Muslim man who was reportedly beaten to death by a crowd in the north of Bangui last Friday.

Central African Republic calls for UK to send troops as it falls into civil war

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The government couldn't get the guarantees it wanted

British abstention fails to derail Palestinian statehood

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Hague spoke immediately after PMQs today

William Hague statement in full on Palestine

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The deal: Hague announces Palestine conditions to the Commons.

High stakes: UK makes a deal on Palestinian statehood

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Jack and Gordon in happier times

Straw: Brown knew he wasn’t up to the job

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ESRC: Ending Refugees’ exile

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Yemeni protesters shout slogans during a demonstration in Sanaa yesterday in solidarity with the Syrian revolt against President Assad

UK celebrates after UN passes Syria resolution

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Crowds outside the presidential house. Argentina's president is enjoying a wave of popularity after having her thyroid gland removed.

Falklands dispute escalates: Argentina goes to the UN

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The UN will be at the centre of efforts to secure a Palestinian state today.

Hesitant Britain waits for Palestine verdict

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A Palestinian flag waves over the West Bank city of Ramalla yesterday as thousands gather to press for recognition at the UN.

Cameron praises Arab Spring but refuses to budge on Palestine vote

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