When Not to Party: The Weakness of British Democracy
If national leaders are to be virtuous, this must surely be true of leading nations; there is no virtue in breaking international law.
Jun 1, 2022Who Will Gain Most Politically from the Crisis?
Anti-Russia Cold War passions and prejudices are being stoked by the media and politicians, leaving many people in Britain under the illusion that Russia’s aim is to control much of Eastern Europe, if not the whole continent.
Apr 13, 2022
Refugee Discrimination: Pride or Prejudice?
The overemphasis on the European ancestry and white identity of Ukrainians is a betrayal of the universal values of freedom and racial equality. In the 21st century, this is no longer a sign of acceptable pride; it’s unacceptable prejudice.
Mar 24, 2022
Scientists Question Whether Age Is Truly a Barrier to Coronavirus
Early reports from authorities in China suggest the viral load is higher in patients with more severe disease, which is also the case for SARS and influenza.
Apr 10, 2020
Is Johnson Running Down the Clock on Brexit?
The act was supposed to curtail any attempt by Johnson to leave the EU without a deal, making it law for the prime minister to seek an extension from the EU.
Sep 23, 2019
The Riots in Hong Kong Must Be Quenched
Hong Kong is faced with the most challenging situation since the Hong Kong Handover in 1997.
Aug 14, 2019
Brexit, Elections, and the EU – UK’s Convoluted Mess
Theresa May’s long-awaited resignation announcement opened the race for her successor.
Jun 4, 2019
A Time of Reckoning
If May’s successor fails to deliver a smooth Brexit, it might spell the end of Britain’s ruling Conservative Party.
Jun 3, 2019