PERSPECTIVES

By MIKE JOYNER The National Audit Office has found that £10.5 billion of coronavirus contracts were awarded directly without a...

By JOE HILL Christopher Hitchens (1949-2011) actually shared many characteristics with Orwell. Both were journalists who produced a depth...

By LUKE COOLEY The Labour party is out of touch with its traditional working-class base. It no longer addresses the worries of ordinary...

By NOAH KEATE In some schools of thought, politics is built around great - and terrible - leaders. Individuals who have historically...

By ENOCH MUKUNGU We love Christmas. This is a point so basic that it feels pointless to say, but it is worth taking a step back and just...

By DOMINIC GILONIS The ‘Cyprus Question’ had seemingly slipped into the background of geopolitics, with the partitioned island's fate in...

By OISÍN PHILLIPS On the October 21st, French President Emmanuel Macron referred to Samuel Paty as “the face of the Republic” during a...

By ARTHUR KLEINMAN How does one define a nominally clandestine activity principally designed to illustrate beyond doubt the culpability...

By NOAH KEATE To hold the highest office in British politics is a remarkable achievement. Given that so few politicians have reached...

By FEE MERALI On the 24th November, Rishi Sunak outlined in his Spending Review that the UK would cut its foreign aid spending from the...