World Politics
The Orange and the Green Are Getting on Fine
Greenland isn’t ‘rejecting crazy Trump’ – the grown ups are still talking.
This Universalism Has an Asterisk
For Helen Clark and much of the international activist class, universal values increasingly appear to come with one glaring exception: the Jewish state.
We Should Be Prepared
The fraying of the international rules-based order and various conflicts – either happening now or possible in the future – should see New Zealand preparing now. There are no excuses for inaction.
The United States Bites ISIS in Nigeria
After years of limited responses to terrorists in Africa, Trump turns up the heat.
The Decade That Made Secession Seem Normal
It’s a cause for optimism. The people running these institutions are finding out the hard way that everyone has a vote – at the ballot box, with their feet, and with their wallets.
The Bulwark Against Populism Is Cracking
If this trend continues, pollsters predict that One Nation could win 12 seats at the next election, enough to become a genuine force in parliament.
Dispatches From Ground Zero of the Woke Reich
The final straw seems to be indulging the natives to the point of making tribal leaders de facto co-governors of the province while doing nothing to repeal the provincial legislation that implements DRIPA – the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act.
Universities in Scotland Are Helping Spread Antisemitism
But they’re so dumb they don’t even know they’re doing it.
£11.5 Million to Vaccine Victims in UK
While Ireland drags hero doctors through fitness hearings for warning the public.
Stanford and the Digital ID Backlash
Riley claimed the policy followed what he called a “Commonwealth speech crackdown playbook”, arguing governments often introduce online controls under the justification of “protecting children” before later broadening enforcement powers.