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Need-to-know: Five key political events in 2021

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Favouring the status quo will lead to more drug deaths

The UN fades into irrelevance in the war on drugs

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A man inspects the debris at the site of the downed MH17 aircraft

MH17 diplomacy: Grim and determined, Britain confronts Russia

Britain has embarked on a massive diplomatic offensive against Russia in the wake of the MH17 crash, led by David Cameron insisting the crisis is a “challenge to be met and mastered”.

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Hannah Stuart: The initiative risks distracting people from the ongoing civil war in Syria

Comment: Syrians won’t benefit from this unworkable chemical weapons fudge

Even if Syria complied with the Russian initiative, the regime has enough conventional and biological weapons to continue their assault on the Syrian people.

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Steven Akehurst: Piecemeal approaches to such butchery will not suffice

Comment: Intervention in Syria comes not too soon, but too late

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An Israeli woman shows her children how to put on a gas mask yesterday in Tel Aviv, amid tensions over possible military action in Syria

Syria military action looms as MPs recalled for crunch vote

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Humanists take part in International Day of UN Peacekeepers Remembrance Ceremony

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Those living on under $1.25 a day are characterised as living in extreme poverty

It really could happen: Wipe out extreme poverty, MPs urge

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Countess Amanda Feilding: 'No fewer than 596 Britons died last year from abuse of heroin, and 112 from cocaine'

Comment: Politicians don’t have the guts to support us in public

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Despite civil war in the country, the government wants to send Syrian asylum seekers home and human rights groups such as Amnesty International are fighting to let them stay.

Outrage at British plan to return Syrian asylum seeker

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The UN-governed international drug control system has failed and human rights are abused.

Human rights: The hidden cost of the war on drugs

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The US and the UK face off over arms restrictions

Staring down a loaded barrel: US and UK face off over UN arms treaty

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Peter Hain on 'blood diamonds'

Comment: The tricks Mugabe uses to make money from diamonds

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ESRC: Ending Refugees’ exile

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Hague says nothing should be off the table when it comes to stopping violence in Syria

Hague keeps options open as Syrian civil war looms

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ESRC: UN carbon emissions market needs urgent reform

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Annan: The killing must stop

Annan: The killing must stop

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Ban ki-Moon: Violence in Syria must end

Ban ki-Moon: Violence in Syria must end

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Ja'afari: The resolution sends the wrong message

Ja’afari: The resolution sends the wrong message

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