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• Norwegian Nous

  Jim Herrick reports from Oslo on Norwegian humanism

• The Leaving of Afghanistan

  Kate Clark on the perils of reporting from Afghanistan

• The Democratic Deficit

  Roy Brown calls for a return to democracy in the UK

• Parliamentary Column

  MP Evan Harris on ethics in the chamber

• Doubt and Dubya

  How should an American humanist vote, asks Paul Kurtz

• Parliamentary Column

  MP Evan Hariss looks at the parliamentary battle of human embryos

• Vision and Realism: a Life in Press Politics

  Shirley Dent talks to Barry Duke

• Violation of Article 2(4)

  When is it right to intervene? Jim Whitman reports

• Towards Enlightenment

  Politics needs Enlightenment says Frank Furedi

• Walking the tightrope

  Ramin Jahanbegloo, one of Iran’'s pre-eminent intellectuals, was released on bail on August 30, after being held for more than four months in Tehran’s notorious Evin prison. He is accused of fomenting a ‘velvet revolution’. Here he explains why he feels compelled to champion liberalism