Afghanistan withdrawal ‘tragic, dangerous, unnecessary’, says Tony Blair
PM who sent in troops says UK ‘at risk of relegation to second division of global powers’
PM who sent in troops says UK ‘at risk of relegation to second division of global powers’
Taliban’s success was signalled by Pentagon but Joe Biden was long determined to withdraw
Afghan government deeply pessimistic as US faces decision day on full withdrawal of troops
Wave of airstrikes force 700,000 civilians to flee towards Turkish border
New to the Parish: Imam Rabeeb Mirza and Ayesha Hasmin Mirza arrived from the UK
Early in my career, I was asked to type up a secret memo. The error I made is now in a movie
Clashes leave more than 12 dead as peace talks between US and militants terminate
Security agencies got specific intelligence on April 11th that a radical Islamist organisation was planning to bomb Catholic churches
Move comes as a Libyan commander’s forces marches on Tripoli
Rise in air strikes has exacerbated a humanitarian crisis in the country
Deal could lead to withdrawal of US troops for guarantee terrorists would not use Afghanistan
Assad critic Raed al-Fares and friend killed by armed men in rebel-held Idlib province
President visits Shanksville 9/11 memorial site on 17th anniversary of attacks
Review: The videos shot between 2003 and 2005, depict stacks of bloodied corpses, propaganda, and young men at play
Once hated by the US and tied to Iran, the Shia cleric’s bloc won the most votes in elections
On retreat in Syria and Iraq, Islamic State is set to return to its guerrilla roots
Leader of one of country’s main Kurdish factions was first non-Arab Iraqi president
Pakistan opposition leader killed by suicide bomber as she ran against Pervez Musharraf
Subset of guilty men used name ‘three musketeers’ and all believed in ‘violent jihad’
Loss of Mosul and group’s capital Raqqa does not spell final defeat for Islamic State
Irish policing is firmly wedded to politics but it has not been a successful marriage
Mohammed bin Salman drove invasion of Yemen and already taunts Iran and Qatar
The labelling of terror has grown charged and made minorities feel that they matter less
Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt and Bahrain accuse Qatar of supporting terror and plan to break off all land, air and sea traffic
Many who kill in the name of religion have a history of assault on wives and partners
Central Asian suspects may be linked to Isis as St Petersburg investigation unfolds
Former prime minister denies his government paid £1m to British jihadi who died in Iraq
Oral arguments to be heard on Tuesday in a battle that may go to supreme court
Feared repeat of 2011 catastrophe in which 260,000 starved due to slow donor response
US Central Command to examine scale of civilian casualties as mission preparation criticised
Barriers and bollards can make public areas a more difficult target for terrorists
TV personality wrongly suggested two brothers were extremists with al Qaida links
Villagers cheering a US convoy in Cameroon watched in horror as a child was struck and killed
Islamic State claims its fighters responsible, as does Pakistani Taliban breakaway group
Ahmad Khan Rahami attended religious seminary in Pakistani hub of Islamist movement
Foreign policy failures led to country becoming failed state, says inquiry
Civilians and gunmen to be evacuated from region left in ruins by constant shelling
Faced with the unpredictable Trump, Hillary may be best bet to defend US establishment
Hillary Clinton would be given ‘most valuable player award’ by Isis, says candidate
Intense air strikes on rebels who have opened corridor to besieged east of city
US intensifies its role in fight against Isis in Libya to help UN-backed government there
Taliban condemns one of the worst single attacks in Afghanistan in past 15 years
Tony Blair, Alastair Campbell and Jack Straw were main protagonists in war decision
Report bitterly criticises the way in which Blair made the case for Britain to go to war
Analysis: Tony Blair took his country to war before peaceful options were exhausted
John Kerry says aid will be airifted to cut-off areas
Signs of focused terrorist machine directed at Europe were discounted from early 2014
Bomb methods, internet use and boxes of phones logistically aided the Paris massacres
Series of attacks targeting westerners and elites puts region of West Africa on edge
President’s comments undermine fragile Munich ceasefire agreement
US support for Syrian rebels is the latest chapter in its relationship with Saudi Arabia
At least 63 African Union troops dead after strike by Islamic extremist rebels
Video criticizes racism and features footage of Trump’s plan to bar Muslims from US
Refusing to acknowledge the religious basis of the Paris attacks is to refuse to face facts
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices