Wrong Strategy
The UK debate over air strikes reveals the strategic void at the heart of Westminster
Politics, Ideas and the Arts
Justin Time
Canada's new Prime Minister has managed to convince the electorate he isn't one of the elite
Political Playpen
"Social justice" and the New Left's takeover of academic institutions
Further Adventures
The story of the manuscript of Alice In Wonderland
Estonian Elegance
The career of the genius Paul Keres was tragically interrupted by war
Is British Democracy Still For The People?
Our political system is being weakened by inaccurate voting registers, ‘shared’ sovereignty and unaccountable international organisations
The Great Climate Change Boondoggle
COP21 promised utopia but delivered little. Developing countries need cheap energy, not handouts that will be lost to corruption
The Prophet Isaiah In His Letters
Berlin’s vast correspondence is a true monument to European, Jewish and liberal civilisation
Obama’s Iran Deal Makes The World More Dangerous
The President’s supporters call the nuclear agreement his most significant foreign policy achievement. They are right — but for the wrong reasons
‘Anti-Extremists’ Who Equate Israel With IS
David Cameron’s deradicalisation strategy depends on guiding potential jihadists away from Islamic extremism. But can the mentors be trusted?
Russia’s Moment: How Putin Has Seized The Day
In both Ukraine and Syria, the Russian President has exploited the West’s weakness to divide Nato and halt the advance of democracy
The Jihadist Challenge To The Nation State
With the Arab world mired in political chaos and economic crisis, Islamist non-state armed governing organisations are taking over