William R.L. Anderegg, The Week I was there in Copenhagen in 2009. I remember the quiet conference hall and trains, filled with disappointment and despair as the international negotiations to address climate change unraveled. Rather than a detailed roadmap to a low-carbon future, nations “took note” (the technical United Nations term of agreeing something matters but […]
December 12, 2015 Hénin-Beaumont | From the print edition IT IS market-day in this red-brick former mining town in northern France. Stall-holders wrap up fat slices of rabbit terrine, or flog discounted hairspray and nail varnish. Outside the town hall, workmen are putting up wooden chalets for the Christmas market. Inside, the National Front (FN) […]
December 11, 2015 By Kim Ghattas BBC News, Washington Buried under the avalanche of reactions to presidential candidate Donald Trump’s verbal attack against Muslims, the stream of headlines about the San Bernardino couple who shot and killed more than 14 people last week and the dissection of President Barack Obama’s Sunday Oval speech about the […]
By David Blair, Chief Foreign Correspondent, The Telegraph 8:00AM GMT 13 Dec 2015 Until last Tuesday, America and Britain were the only countries with a proven ability to fire cruise missiles at land targets from submarines. Then a salvo of missiles burst through the placid surface of the Mediterranean and soared into a cloudless sky, demonstrating that Russia […]