The UN security council resolution in March authorising the use of force in Libya specifically excludes "a foreign occupation force of any form on any part of Libyan territory". So explain this video.

On January 2009, Obama said: "I don't want to be ambiguous about this. We are going to close Guantánamo." He hasn't, and British resident Shaker Aamer is still there.

If there's "progress" in Afghanistan and the "Taliban's momentum" has been broken, why are there more Afghan civilians and Nato soliders being killed than in any previous year of the war?

UK Student leaders have launched a statement condemning the bombing of Libya as immoral and against international law and calling on the government to stop the war immediately.

The Military and the Monetary / Get together whenever they think it's necessary / they've turned our brothers and sisters into mercenaries / they are turning parts of the planet, into a cemetery.

The time has come to test the latest ceasefire offer by accepting it in principle and working out a monitoring mechanism. The best way to protect Libya's desperate civilians is for Nato to reverse its mistaken policy of taking sides.

As Barack Obama continues his ludicrously overhyped European tour, media gloss cannot disguise the renewed imperial ambition of Libya's western aggressors, says John Pilger.

Those who voted for Barack Obama in 2008, expecting a shift in defense policy, must face a sad fact: we now have Bush Plus.

Former British ambassador to Afghanistan, Sir Sherard Cowper-Coles, says the tactics in Afghanistan of General David Petraeus are counter-productive, profoundly wrong and reminiscent of Vietnam.

An anti-Islamophobia freedom train to Paris was one of the proposals for action agreed at a conference, in London on 21 May 2011, aiming to confront anti-Muslim hatred in Britain and Europe.