Asa Winstanley has written a tour de force book on the campaign to destroy Corbynism.

France is experiencing consecutive nights of violent protests.

Condemnations are pouring in over the desecration of Quran in the Swedish capital on Wednesday, when a man burnt the holy book outside a mosque. The Organization of Islamic cooperation will hold an extraordinary meeting on July 2.

Clashes have erupted between French police and protesters angry at the fatal shooting of a teenager by an officer.

This episode discusses how a rethinking of Pakistan-US relations against the background of shifting priorities in the region and the world has become essential.

This episode examines whether there are hidden motivations at stake when it comes to freedom of expression and Islamophobic mantra.

Gas turbines that produce electricity can get hot.

Survey results by a UK food bank charity show one in seven people in Britain faced hunger last year.

It was an electrifying presidential election in Turkey which many thought would yield a new president, but President Erdogan defied all odds and was able to come out victorious.

This week, Cats & Dogs takes a long, hard look at who made a billion-dollar bungle, who made a national anthem muddle and who’s got the small hands “so beautiful.”