Kindness kills when aid prolongs wars
Humanitarian help has become a huge industry, buffering corrupt regimes and perpetuating war, claims the author of a new book.
Humanitarian help has become a huge industry, buffering corrupt regimes and perpetuating war, claims the author of a new book.
Increases in terror attacks in Pakistan and Afghanistan triggered a spike in the number of civilians killed or wounded there last year.
Smoking, drinking too much, inactivity and poor diet can collectively age you by 12 years.
A prophet is not without honour, said Jesus, save in his own country.
A nuclear security summit next week is likely to be the tipping point for a push for global disarmament, writes Audrey Young.
Paul Thomas writes that there's a widespread assumption of American ignorance, particularly in the heartland.