The principles that underpin equality law were intended to protect people from being targeted for their faith. This judgement upsets the balance
With the climate of repression reaching fever pitch in Belarus and Russia, European institutions need to support new opportunities for young people
SYRIZA is not the same party that rose to power in 2015 – is this the end of its populist adventure?
The nation has been accused of breaking its agreement to ensure a flow of 500 cubic metres per second of the Euphrates flows through to Syria
The terror group accelerates as it becomes clear that leaving Afghanistan to the Taliban’s control could backfire on the West
New research reveals how Brussels puts companies’ profits ahead of millions of people’s lives worldwide
In the appointment of Paul Givan as the party’s choice to replace Arlene Foster, the DUP is doubling down on its fundamentalist roots
Margaret Thatcher’s point was that we could disregard forms of mutual obligation over and beyond market relations – the notable exceptions, of course, being family and church.
Incidents of antisemitism, wherever they occur, are shocking and wrong. But anti-Jewish hatred was not imported to Germany by immigrants
