Investigation adjourns for summer and is not expected to report back until late next year

Mogul accused of selling weapons to Iran and Iraq was blacklisted over support for Mugabe

It’s 10 years since Britain went to war on Saddam, but a six-hour Commons debate showed there is little evidence of any lessons learned

Fears for fate of Edward Snowden as politician warns that extradition treaty with the United States will be observed

Brian Wood has battled for decades to hold the global arms trade to account. Now, a historic treaty is being signed

The former Prime Minister said the ideology that inspired the act of terror that shocked Britain last month is 'profound and dangerous'

What went through Tony Blair's mind when he was invited to take part in The Iraq War, the latest of Brook Lapping's fascinating exercises in behind-the-scenes history? Better out than in, presumably.

In a country still recovering from war, reporting is as dangerous as ever

They can write about what they want from wherever they want, not needing to know much about their chosen topic so long as they write well - this time it's Syria

US report makes first  explicit accusation that Beijing is hacking for military secrets

Britain has "never closed off" the option of arming the Syrian rebels, Defence Secretary Philip Hammond has said.

There aren't words to describe the brutality of an image currently circulating in Syria. But in an age of photo-shop, who knows how much of it is real

In rare foray into party affairs, former leader says he would have done better than Brown

The regime has been accused of using chemical weapons, as have the rebels