The World Today Millions on the move Europe has emerged as one of the world’s two major destination regions for immigrants since the 1990s, but it is equally clear that many Europeans are ill at ease with this.
The World Today Carne Ross talks about his new career as a diplomatic entrepreneur The former Foreign Office high-flyer on the need to give a voice to the voiceless, and how he helped John le Carré create a fictional whistle-blower
The World Today Germany says 'Wilkommen' to outsiders The influx of foreign workers is not the burning issue it once was
The World Today European Migration Fostering the free movement of people has been a European goal since the 1950s. So why is it only now that anti-immigrant parties are on the rise inside the European Union?
The World Today Britain is experiencing a little turbulence A long view of the problems of modern migration
The World Today Ukraine's fightback has surprised the Kremlin But the Kyiv government still has a mountain to climb
The World Today What does it mean to be neutral in Europe today? Sweden and Finland are weighing the benefits of joining NATO
The World Today GM seeds fall on stony ground in Africa In the middle of the last century, high-yielding varieties of rice, wheat and maize were introduced across much of the developing world, transforming agriculture. But the Green Revolution passed Africa by, however.
The World Today Date with history: The last Britons to hang August 13, 1964: Simultaneous executions close a grim chapter
The World Today Review: To Helmand and back An Intimate War: An Oral History of the Helmand Conflict Mike Martin, Hurst, £21.25 The Taliban Revival: Violence and Extremism on Pakistan-Afghanistan Frontier Hassan Abbas, Yale University Press, £17.09 & £10.19 e-book The Wrong Enemy: America in Afghanistan 2001-2014 Carlotta Gall, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, £16.04 & £10.19 e-book
The World Today Review: Pakistan's cricketing history Wounded Tiger: The History of Cricket in Pakistan Peter Oborne, Simon & Schuster, £25.00
The World Today Review: Citizens fighting corruption Curtailing Corruption: People Power for Accountability and Justice Shaazka Beyerle, Lynne Rienner Publishers, £18.95
The World Today Josie Long, comedian The British comedian speaks to Agnes Frimston about apathy, not doing Question Time and getting angry with politicians
The World Today Ebb and flow of Europe's human tide The map (click below to download the PDF) shows how the proportion of migrants living in countries of the European Union has changed since 1990.
