A Shaky Alliance in South Africa Jaime Nogueira Pinto July 11, 2024 After a month of negotiations, there’s a new government of national unity in South Africa. But will it work?
A Day with Farage in Clacton Harrison Pitt June 18, 2024 It was poignant to see a town with so little to shout about feeling not only noticed but galvanised.
Britons Laugh in the Faces of the Main Party Leaders Michael Curzon June 13, 2024 There was little substance in last night’s interviews, but Sunak and Starmer were made uncomfortable on countless occasions.
Tories Repeat Failed Promises in “Thin Gruel” Manifesto Michael Curzon June 12, 2024 British PM Rishi Sunak can make pledges all he likes, but “a furious nation simply isn’t listening,” one commentator said.
Meta Ordered To Pay Damages to Shadowbanned Flemish MEP Tristan Vanheuckelom June 4, 2024 Courtroom victory for conservative demonstrates the secretive process silencing unwanted speech online.
UK: Conservative Election Campaign Off to a Shambolic Start Michael Curzon May 23, 2024 “Furious” Tory MPs believe the PM has simply “given up” and “wants out.”
UK: Sunak Announces Summer General Election Michael Curzon May 22, 2024 Former government insider says “a fair few” Tory MPs are likely to step down in the coming days.
UK: “Stop the Boats” Sunak Oversees Record Number of Channel Crossings Michael Curzon March 29, 2024 PM reportedly asks: “Am I not very good at this?”
Putin Re-Elected: The Beginning of the End? Paul du Quenoy March 20, 2024 One would have to go back to Soviet times to find a more authoritarian polity in Russia.
UK: Voters “Indifferent” to Likely Labour Election Victory Michael Curzon March 18, 2024 As tired as they are of failed Conservative governments, British voters are no more enthusiastic about Labour’s even more liberal agenda.
