Thousands are fleeing Myanmar in terror. Where's your hashtag for Rohingya Muslims?By Yasmin Alibhai-Brown Don't ever believe that Buddhists are all calm and humane. Look at Aung San Suu Kyi's brutal sins.Stranded in no man's land: Rohingya Muslims fleeing violence in Myanmar turned away by BangladeshThousands of Rohingya Muslims flee Myanmar violence into Bangladesh in monsoon conditions
Iran murdered my brother in a 1988 massacre. Our father is still searching for his graveThe West's indifference to Iran's historic crimes lets my brother's killers get away with murder.By Massoumeh Raouf
Leave Malia Obama alone at HarvardFor years, Malia and Sasha have suffered intrusive, malicious, sexist and racist criticism.By Laura Bates
400 dead. Hundreds missing. Where is the world's outcry for Sierra Leone's mudslide victims?In one of Sierra Leone's worst tragedies, hundreds more are currently homeless, with nowhere to go.By Alimatu Dimonekene
Don't blame the firefighters who ate piglets they rescued, blame our carnist societyA stay of execution after all the effort of the rescue felt plain wrong, even to those who eat pigs.By Jimmy Pierson
What Europe can learn from Israel in its war against vehicle attacks and lone wolf terrorBarcelona's attack follows a wave of car rammings in Nice, London, Paris, Berlin, and Stockholm.By Richard Kemp
Sisi has kept Mahmoud Abu Zeid in jail for years without trial - he lied about democracy in EgyptJournalists are being held as 'terrorists'.By Peter Greste
What Europe can learn from Israel in its war against vehicle attacks and lone wolf terrorThe van terror attack in Barcelona follows a similar wave of car rammings in Nice, London, Paris, Berlin, and Stockholm.By Richard Kemp
It's fine to punch Nazis – the trouble is everyone's a 'fascist' these daysHow can we 'bash the fash' when everyone gets painted as the bad guy?By James Bloodworth
Ten years on from the global financial crisis: how is the UK and the pound?Disgruntlement at the failure of improvement in living standards had severe political implications.By Kit Juckes
I spoke to 100 sex offenders in New Delhi – one told me a five-year-old 'provoked' himStudy finds disturbing evidence in the attitude of attackers towards victims.By Madhumita Pandey
From Trump to Maduro to Modi – we're an inch away from democratic totalitarianismThese could be the last days of liberal democracy. Be very afraid.By Yasmin Alibhai-Brown
Why the word 'bubble' cannot be applied to bitcoinCybersecurity expert sheds light on the new currency paradigm.By John McAfee
Ten years on from the global financial crisis: how goes it for the UK and the pound?Disgruntlement at the failure of improvement in living standards had severe political implications.By Kit Juckes
Why it's wrong to cancel the passports of British Isis fightersThe government should take responsibility for the monsters it had a hand in creating.By James Bloodworth
American chickens have turned Europhiles into chauvinistsAmericans are as fussy about hygiene as any people on Earth.By Daniel Hannan
Yasmin Alibhai-Brown“Munroe Bergdorf is abused while Jacob Rees-Mogg is lauded - only straight white men have free speech
Chris Sloggett“Most Britons don't have a religion anymore - it's time our institutions caught up with them
Zakia Soman“Banning 'triple talaq' divorces is India's first step to giving Muslim women their rights back
'Man with a van' has become Isis' new and cheap guerrilla warfare tactic in EuropeBy David Otto "Europe is in a state of perpetual war and the enemy is hiding in our midst."
The Tory landlords running this country have a clear conflict of interest when it comes to keeping people safeBy Chris Williamson MP