World Politics
Britain’s Army Is a Jigsaw Piece, Not a Global Force
Today, due to government mismanagement and long-term strategic choices, the British Army is only a shadow of its former self: a force far removed from the versatile, hard-bitten-hard-fighting army that once could take on any adversary.
They Knew Where He Was
The question is what the world will finally demand of those who turn cemeteries into concealment, children into soldiers, humanitarian aid into weapons – and death itself into strategy.
Where Are the Tea Towels Chlöe?
The dismantling of the Iranian regime will immediately end the war on terror, because the main supplier of that terror will not exist. This, more than anything else, is the key that will unlock the door for peace in the region.
The Myth and the American Manifesto
We did not find America: we willed it into being and the fates lacked the nerve to say no.
How Neo-Colonialism Can Save the Developing World
Decolonisation too often resulted in misery: how can it be turned around?
Why Japan’s Election Matters to Us
Takaichi wants Japan to be able to stand up to China.
Why Are They Not Purchasing US Jets and Missiles?
American allies are turning away from American military suppliers.
What Is the New World Order?
We need a return to patriotism and a country-first agenda and it is fairly obvious that that agenda will only come from parties on the right.
There Is So Much Inconsistency
It seems some in society are happy to accept inconsistency based on political preference. Got a far left or progressive cause – then all is well. Have a centre or right-wing view, too bad for you.
This Is Just Selective Moral Outrage
Pick a standard, Chris: you can’t rail against Trump’s board for including Putin while comfortably ignoring the UN’s roster of human-rights violators. Moral clarity isn’t selective. It’s universal – or it’s just politics masquerading as principle.