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The EU is over
Richard Smith argues in favour Taking a leaf out of the Boris Johnson book of ‘flirt with both sides, then decide’, this piece began life...


Amazon - Forever Sheathed in Scandal?
Well, it looks like Amazon is back in the hot seat - that’s if it has ever got off of it. Their latest scandal involves their supplier,...


Jacob Rees-Mogg: When Style Distracts from Substance
When appointed the chief organiser of government business in the House of Commons for Boris Johnson’s new-look cabinet, one can only...


Nowhere to Turn? Anti No-Dealers Face the Unstoppable
Last year, I wrote an article arguing against the notion of holding another EU referendum. A year later and my opinion on the matter, and...


FOR & AGAINST: Boris Johnson
Tom Bromwich argues FOR Boris Johnson The Blonde Bombshell has finally landed, and not a minute too late The lovechild of Genghis Khan...


The State of South Africa
It’s been 25 years since South Africa’s first democratic elections of the 27th of April 1994. These elections ushered in a wave of...


A New EU Era, A New Direction?
The time has come for the European Union (EU) to pick its new bosses. The president roles up for grabs are that of the European...


Andrej Babiš enforces the message that democracy is tedious and undesirable
The Czech Prime Minister, Babiš has been accused of undermining democracy on several grounds. His association with communism, lack of...


Putin is right about liberalism - But he doesn't have to be
Vladimir Putin has fired his latest broadside against Western political ideas, by claiming that liberalism has become ‘obsolete’. The...


We are in a New Political Era; France’s Centre-Right must Adapt to Survive
Is there a future for the centre-right? In what increasingly seems to be a new age in politics, there is much anecdotal evidence to...
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