Brexit process reaches a crossroads05:17 pmBy William Hague As British Prime Minister Theresa May continues to helm the complicated process, her party should firmly stand by her ThinkersCommon Sense
Act now to stop chemical warfareBy William Hague If Trump retaliates against the Al Assad regime he will be fully justified, and the world should back him ThinkersCommon Sense
Algorithms cannot control our livesBy William Hague It is important that social media, especially Facebook, accepts regulation and not aid in narrowing minds Thinkers
Nato must initiate a new doctrine of warBy William Hague The alliance is trailing in hybrid warfare. It needs to be ready to retaliate against Russian threat — in cyberspace if necessary Thinkers
Russian threat has returned with a vengeanceBy William Hague From Washington to Brussels to Berlin, a full-scale resolve is needed in the face of unacceptable behaviour Thinkers
March of populism and nationalism across EuropeBy William Hague The gradual death of the moderate left has been seen on the continent, a situation not witnessed in peacetime in the past 100 years ThinkersInspiring
Oxfam scandal must not mislead usBy William Hague The aid charity should be held to the highest standards but holding back funds will be a moral and strategic mistake Thinkers
Light at the end of Brexit tunnelBy William Hague Not all is lost for the UK if the Tories still decide to band together and set out a clear exit plan from the EU Thinkers
Britain must not retreat from the worldBy William Hague UK’s inability to project military force and diplomatic reach as it withdraws from the EU can have serious ramifications for its global image Thinkers
Russia is not an eternal enemy for BritainBy William Hague Boris Johnson should try to build a little trust on his Kremlin visit. London and Moscow have some common interests Thinkers
No room for border brinkmanshipBy William Hague It would be a tragedy if, owing to Brexit negotiations, old wounds were reopened between the UK and the Republic and within Northern Ireland Thinkers
Zimbabwe and the shift in world orderBy William Hague In Zimbabwe and beyond, the best hope is to reform the West’s own politics to set an example worth following Thinkers
Britain has a cost to pay for BrexitBy William Hague Only those closest to the negotiations can acknowledge the amount needed towards settling the huge liabilities Thinkers
Aborting Brexit will be calamitousBy William Hague I am among those who voted Remain but our duty now is to make leaving the EU work as well as possible Thinkers
Trump ditching Iran deal will be disastrous By William Hague Such action would weaken the US, divide its allies and send wrong signals to Tehran and Pyongyang Thinkers
Wake-up call for a complacent EUBy William Hague Europe’s leaders are underestimating the scale of their challenges, and they will need a mutually supportive friendship with Britain Thinkers
Tories must pull together nowBy William Hague The upbeat message is that Britain is doing surprisingly well after all the forecasts of doom, and have a lot to offer in the future Thinkers
Suu Kyi, there is no defence for mass murderBy William Hague It is time for the Myanmar leader to take a moral stand and demand an end to this campaign of violence Thinkers
EU negotiators must set Brexit agenda rightBy William Hague It may suit them to go round in circles and have UK in a bind for the moment, but it is not in the long-term interests of any country on the continent Thinkers
Time to reign in the lure of easy moneyBy William Hague As top central bankers meet in the US to discuss global economy, they must make sure yet another bubble is avoided Thinkers