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Don't Ditch Human Rights, Reform Them

Don't Ditch Human Rights, Reform Them

As the Scottish referendum demonstrated, the UK faces profound constitutional challenges in the near future, in which the British people are going to see a growing debate over fundamental issues of our governance. It has also been clear for some

Assisted Suicide 'Out of Control' in Netherlands

Assisted Suicide 'Out of Control' in Netherlands

The number of mentally ill people who have been killed through euthanasia in the Netherlands has trebled in a single year, according to new figures. The Daily Mail reports that in 2012, 14 people with “severe psychiatric problems” were killed

Britain Names Alex Younger As New Head of MI6 Spy Service

Britain Names Alex Younger As New Head of MI6 Spy Service

(Reuters) – Britain has named Alex Younger, a career spy who helped lead London’s counter-terrorist defence of the 2012 Olympics, as chief of its MI6 Secret Intelligence Service – Britain’s most prestigious intelligence job. An economics graduate and former soldier,

Politics Is Becoming Fun Once Again

Politics Is Becoming Fun Once Again

Of all the opportunities my accidental career in politics and such have afforded me, one of the greatest pleasures remains giving talks to sixth form pupils. This morning I addressed a group of 16-18 year olds at University College School,

UN Report Confirms ISIS Brutality in Iraq

UN Report Confirms ISIS Brutality in Iraq

Islamic State militants are carrying out mass executions, abducting girls to use as sex slaves and have conscripted child soldiers to fight for them, the UN has said in a new report. The Daily Mail says that the report accuses

Nobel Peace Panel in Focus as 2014 Awards Begin

Nobel Peace Panel in Focus as 2014 Awards Begin

STAVANGER, Norway (AP) — With the 2014 Nobel Prize announcements around the corner, Norway is considering shaking up the five-member committee that selects the winner of the Nobel Peace Prize. Critics say the prestigious panel should no longer be limited

Afghan Army Death Rate Spikes 30 Percent

Afghan Army Death Rate Spikes 30 Percent

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — An Afghan army desperate for more advanced military equipment is suffering death rates 30 percent higher in the 2014 fighting season, the army’s first against the Taliban without large-scale assistance from the U.S.-led international military force,

In Squalid Exile, Iraqi Yazidis Hope for Return

In Squalid Exile, Iraqi Yazidis Hope for Return

DAHUK, Iraq (AP) — One of the most haunting memories 70-year old Aishan Ali Dirbou has of her encounter with Islamic State militants who overran her hometown is feeling the ends of their AK-47 assault rifles dig into her side

Hong Kong Protests Shrink after Leader OKs Talks

Hong Kong Protests Shrink after Leader OKs Talks

HONG KONG (AP) — The crowds of pro-democracy protesters on the streets of Hong Kong dwindled sharply Friday after the territory’s leader agreed to meet with their leaders over their demands for electoral reforms. An afternoon thunderstorm — and sheer

Yemen, EU, UK Discuss Security Cooperation

Yemen, EU, UK Discuss Security Cooperation

SANA’A, Oct.03(Saba)- Interior Minister Abdu Hussein al-Tarib has discussed with Head of the EU delegation and British ambassador to Yemen the security cooperation between Yemen, EU and Britain. The meeting touched on the support provided by the EU and Britain

Uganda President Warns of Economic Impact of Anti-Gay Bill

Uganda President Warns of Economic Impact of Anti-Gay Bill

Uganda’s president on Friday signalled he is having second thoughts over tough anti-homosexuality legislation, arguing the impoverished east African nation needed to consider the impact on trade and economic growth. In an editorial carried by a leading national daily, veteran