Tom Griffin reports on the recent High Court judgement which ruled that British security services colluded in the unlawful detention and interrogation of Binyam Mohamed, a UK resident detained in Pakistan six years ago.

MI5 has been criticised for unlawful interrogation. The government must set up a public inquiry and ensure this never happens again, writes Louise Christian

Some news reports on Iran's nuclear ambitions don't stand up to even the most basic analysis, says Inayat Bunglawala

British agents are alleged to have questioned men at a Pakistani interrogation centre after they had been brutally mistreated. Ian Cobain reports.

It is clear from the IRD’s record in Northern Ireland what a revival of its methods would mean, writes Tom Griffin: a resort to widespread disinformation, the paranoid condemnation of all opponents as the dupes of a monolithic terrorist conspiracy, and the exploitation of national security concerns to justify domestic political manipulation by unaccountable elites.