By now, most of you are familiar with the revolt currently going on against the Assad regime in Syria, which is being suppressed with great brutality. Literally thousands have been killed by Assad's forces, beefed up with Hezbollah fighters from next door Lebanon. Recently, a UN Security Council resolution backed by the Arab League that condemned the violence and called for Syrian leader Bash...

Tory MPs write to Prime Minister demanding that subsidies paid to "inefficient" onshore wind turbine industry are "dramatically cut".

David Cameron is facing a growing revolt against plans to give billion of pounds of British money to help bail out the euro.

David Cameron is facing a growing revolt against plans to give billion of pounds of British money to help bail out the euro.

David Cameron has been hit by a major protest by Conservative MPs demanding that the £400 million-a-year subsidies paid to the "inefficient" onshore wind turbine industry are "dramatically cut".

OK, I've just occupied the National with a three thousand word chin puller on global revolt, drawing on Paul Mason's Why It's Kicking Off Everywhere as a guide. Enjoy, or not.

Here’s how The Guardian reports today’s news that the Coalition will offer further concessions to the NHS reform bill in an attempt to head off a revolt in the House of Lords led by Lib Dem peer Baroness Williams: … ministers will table a series of amendments to the health and social care bill that

by Sokari Ekine from Pambazuka (pictures © Nairaland.com) Is the Nigerian ‘revolution’ over? Was it just a brief moment in our history when everyone came together believing that this time things would be different? Or has there been a permanent shift in consciousness? Emmanuel Iduma likens Nigeria’s 14-day revolt to a dream from which we awoke

Day-to-day I can’t help thinking about the positions our MPs and Peers would have taken on issues were we not part of a coalition. I’m far from alone in that, but I also recognise the need to choose what we decide to block with care. Right now, we need to block the main the legal

Tory MPs hostile to plans for a high-speed rail link from London to Birmingham are meeting on Monday to discuss strategy