- Let’s be honest. There’s a clear link with Islam (£) by David Aaronovitch, The Times
- Intellectual property is an innovation killer by Joshua Lachkovic , KernalMag
- Dumb Idea Hall of Fame by Aaron David Miller, Foreign Policy
- Nadine Dorries threatens Cameron's Party Leadership by Nadine Dorries, Daily Mail
- Boris set for party leadership? by Traci Watson, USAToday
- Anti-Israel students deface Star of David at student conference by Jonny Paul, Jerusalem Post
- Jihadist Videos on University Facebook by Rupert Sutton, Huffington Post UK
- Skintland: Heads I Win, Tails You Lose by Alex Massie, Spectator UK
- Green tax on conservatories by James Slack and Tamara Cohen, Daily Mail
- Saudi princess: What I'd change about my country by Staff writers, BBC
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13 April 2012, By Peter C. Glover
Big Oil, Big Profits, Big Green Lies
The real Mr Big behind the oil profiteering racket isn't Big Oil - it's Big Government
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27 January 2012, By Fabio Rafael Fiallo
One more Cuban martyr – and Latin America’s leadership turns a blind eye
The day of reckoning will inevitably come for the tribunal of History to deliver the last word with respect to the Cuban ordeal. On that day, some of Latin America's leaders will receive a moral condemnation
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23 December 2011, By Daniel Hamilton
Why Brazil must refocus its approach to international relations
Rousseff must ask herself: does Brazil want to lead a new global democratic order or continue as a state that stands idly by while the same injustices that once plagued it rage overseas?
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16 December 2011, By Joel D. Hirst
The Falklands: Latin America’s newest club picks an old fight
Bombastic resolutions and histrionic communications aside, the Falklands will always remain British territory; divisive attempts at unity by figures such as Hugo Chavez will make sure there is never even a threat
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04 November 2011, By Dominique Lazanski
London Cyberspace Conference: it's good to talk, but better to do
The London Cyberspace Conference was yet another at which we did a lot of talking. What we should really be focusing on is doing; creating growth and jobs.
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06 October 2011, By Joel D. Hirst
Evo Morales' indigenous problem
It remains to be seen if the President’s not unsubstantial political skill will help him manoeuvre out of yet another tight spot, or if he will be joining the ranks of so many other Bolivian presidents in exile.
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22 September 2011, By Raheem Kassam, Executive Editor
Holier than thou EU gives Canada a lesson in trade liberalisation
By rolling out its army of lawyers to confront Canada at the WTO, the EU is being highly hypocritical in protecting their own domestic producers against competition from developing nations.
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19 September 2011, By Dane Vallejo
Raining on the Samba parade: the challenges ahead for Brazil
Conventional wisdom would have us bequeath Brazil the title of prince-in-waiting on the international stage. The reality is a little more cloudy.
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