Germany’s stance on the refugee crisis: has Merkel lost all sense of proportion?
Jessie Smith critiques Angela Merkel’s approach to the refugee crisis.
World Affairs
European Antagonisms
George Evans examines the current tensions within the EU.
Saudi Arabia heads the UN Human Rights Council, but tails behind in practice
Josh Newmark criticises Saudi Arabia’s appointment as head of the UN Human Rights Council.
A Call From Munich
Laura Daieff examines the response of Germany to the ongoing refugee crisis.
Has Labour got a “Jewish problem”? Yes, and the right stance is Yvette Cooper’s
Giacomo Paoloni examines the Labour leadership candidates’ approaches to Israel and anti-semitism.
Best of Both Worlds: America’s reckless foreign policy in Syria
Tom Fowdy is critical of a flawed American strategy for Syrian intervention.
Train breakdowns in Singapore
Lynn NG draws an important conclusion from recent infrastructural problems in Singapore.
Is an ASEAN response lost among the floodwaters?
Aung Zin Phyo Thein looks at ASEAN’s response to flooding Burma.
Is Greece being forced out?
Josh Newmark explores why a Grexit might be imminent.
Italian Regional Elections: why Renzi is the only credible candidate
Giacomo Paoloni looks at the recent Italian regional elections.