The Ministry of Defence is being sued for negligence in a landmark case by the family of a military policeman who was killed in one of the most notorious episodes of the Iraq war.

Balkan state keen to recruit French  politician to aid its ailing economy

Distribution remains haphazard among the various battalions and  some of them have to rely on a cottage industry to provide themselves with arms

What is quite remarkable about the current strife in Egypt is the common ground of antipathy the protagonists have towards the US. So what's the West to do?

Latest member of the European Union has been given early taste of union's more unpalatable laws

This information was only released through the efforts of one Committee

But they will review legislation regarding effect of surveillance on privacy and human rights

Government approves thousands of deals with states it condemns for human rights abuses

Britain is to supply rebels in Syria with defences against chemical attacks, including protective hoods, after repeated claims that regime forces have been using  sarin gas.

Egypt’s interim rulers to pursue deposed president over his escape from prison