UK society is dead. Or that is what its detractors would like you to think. Many will point the finger not at our leaders or themselves but towards those who they believe don't belong here - immigrants and asylum seekers, writes Chris Bath.
Uri Avnery shows how Hamas' decision to make peace with Israel scuppers plans for war
Earlier this month BBC World interviewed Her Royal Highness Princess Basma Bint Saud bin Abdul Azizas, however Arab journalists were surprised to hear the Saudi Princess addressed as a journalist, observes Iqbal Tamimi.
As soon as it encounters environmental issues, the ideology of the new right becomes ensnared in its own contradictions, says George Monbiot.
Reece Ferguson provides a detailed report of the funeral of late North Korean leader Kim Jong Il
W Stephen Gilbert delivers an up-to-date, state and fate of the retail trade in Britain, it is partly warmingly, personal and anecdotal, and partly a critical overview: part two...
John Green asks whether we need a mass party to represent the unions and the left and to advance the interests of the entire working class (Part 2)
John Green asks whether we need a mass party to represent the unions and the left and to advance the interests of the entire working class (Part 1)
It has long been said that justice delayed is justice denied, yet it would be hard to find anyone to agree with this sentiment over the conviction of David Norris and Gary Dobson for the murder of Stephen Lawrence 18 years ago, writes John Wight.
If Islamist movements come to power all over the region, they should express their debt of gratitude to their bête noire, Israel, states Uri Avnery