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Jeb Bush sets sail for 2016 presidential campaign
Team Bush has set sail – but will have to wait more than 18 months to know whether it chose the right course.
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The Ukip leader travelled to Washington to speak at right-wing conference CPAC – but was placed bottom of the bill, after most of the delegates had left.
The US is to export armed drones to sell to its military allies around the world, a move that has been welcomed by the arms industry but provoked outrage among human rights campaigners.
Team Bush has set sail – but will have to wait more than 18 months to know whether it chose the right course.
The Ministry of Defence confirms it is investigating reports that a soldier has left his Cyprus base to join Kurdish peshmerga forces fighting militants from the Islamic State group in Syria and Iraq.
The disaster of Libya provided much of the reason for not aiding Syrians who rose against dictatorship in 2012. But is the best course of action to do nothing?
Many Libyans who fought to overthrow Colonel Gaddafi are in despair. They know their failure to curb the rise in Islamic State could be deadly for their disintegrating country.
The inquiry into alleged child sex abuse may be extended to investigate crimes committed as long ago as 1945, according to Justice Lowell Goddard.
Lars Vilks escaped unhurt from a shooting at a Copenhagen cafe yesterday. It is the latest in a string of alleged attempts on his life after he published sketches of the prophet Mohammed.
In a first for the US military Chelsea Manning, the soldier serving 35-years in prison for sending classified documents to Wikileaks, is to receive hormone therapy as part of her gender reassignment.
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad began his interview with the BBC’s Jeremy Bowen by saying: “We need to talk about facts” – but very little else he said was grounded in reality.
Barack Obama confirms the death of Kayla Mueller, a US aid worker who had been held hostage by Islamic State militants.
The UN is frequently accused of waste and incompetence. Maybe if they started appointing senior people on merit that might change.
Jordan carries out a third day of airstrikes against Islamic State targets as it “avenges” the murder of a Jordanian pilot who was burned to death by the jihadist group.
Jordanian air strikes on Islamic State group targets are “just the beginning” of its retaliation to the burning of captured pilot Moaz al-Kasasbeh.
The Islamic State group claims that Kayla Mueller, a US woman aid worker who was taken hostage, has been killed in a Jordanian air strike in Syria.