It’s been a rocky month for Ikea. The flat-packer’s flat-packer-in-chief – founder Ingvar Kamprad – left the company at the beginning of the month, a few days after British customers had been complaining in their droves (well, 50) about the firm’s spooky gnome advert.
Thursday 20 June 2013
The charity have teamed up with photographer Moises Samen to capture children and their families crossing boarders into neighbouring countries as part of today's World Refugee Day
Thursday 20 June 2013
A British minister who visited tens of thousands of Muslim refugees in Burma said he believes they will be forced to remain in squalid emergency camps for at least another 12 months as there is no quick-fix solution to the crisis.
Wednesday 19 June 2013
Loyalists could have a future in a new Syria if they topple their President
Thursday 30 May 2013
New international sanctions aimed at thwarting North Korea's nuclear weapons programme are having unintended consequences.
Friday 29 March 2013
Ed Miliband tells Andrew Grice he regrets that David is New York-bound, and does not rule out a comeback
Thursday 21 February 2013
The military exist for our national security, aid workers work to alleviate poverty. One may benefit the other, but they shouldn't share jobs
Wednesday 20 February 2013
Soldiers pictured are among 13,000 taking part in an annual jungle challenge
Wednesday 02 January 2013
A third of the money the Government spends on overseas aid should be diverted to the military budget so that Britain’s armed forces can respond better to natural catastrophes like earthquakes and tsunamis, a right-wing policy institute argues.
Tuesday 01 January 2013
The names of US, British or other military Special Forces rarely become known for obvious reasons. Unusually, however, US Navy petty officer 1st Class Nicolas Checque, 28, became almost a household name in the US after he was shot in the head in Afghanistan while trying to rescue a fellow-American kidnapped by the Taliban.
Friday 28 December 2012
US diplomats in the Central African Republic are being evacuated to Kenya as fears increase that rebel forces will soon advance on the capital, Bangui.
Friday 28 December 2012
Advancing rebels are 45 miles from capital of Central African Republic
Thursday 27 December 2012
Advancing rebels are 45 miles from capital of Central African Republic
Friday 21 December 2012
The election Wednesday of Park Geun-hye as South Korea's president signals a new period of cautious — and conditional — rapprochement with North Korea, the nuclear-armed police state that Park's predecessors have utterly failed to tame.
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