You Are Making Populism Worse | Jake Scott
As populism deals in conspiracy theories of cartelisation, any action taken to prevent populists from achieving their goals will only throw fuel on the fire.
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Keir Starmer Has One Big Decision: Where to Take His Party | Thomas Flisher
Keir Starmer has a big problem lying at his doorstep and it seems he can’t make up his mind. He has two choices: he can either entice back so-called ‘red wall’ voters and become...
Could East Germany Help Us Understand Hong Kong’s Future? | Nathan Wilson
In recent years it has been noted that America’s and China’s relationship is slowly becoming akin to that of a Second Cold War, with both economic great powers vying to compete against each other...
Why Theories and Culture Wars Aren’t Always Relevant | Sarah Stook
A recent tweet encouraging people to read theory had mixed reviews from those who encountered it. The most prevailing view was that theory…doesn’t really matter that much. It seems that politics had become too...
The Monster Under the Queen Anne Bed | William Hayes Esq.
A much-loved public institution, The National Trust, is sadly suffering from self-harm. It seems as if not a week goes by without another embarrassing revelation about their descent into militant, self-righteous political correctness. The...
The 2021 Capitol Siege Was a Modern Day Cade’s Rebellion | Andrew Trovalusci
It’s safe to say that the last 365 days have been the among most tumultuous in living memory. Worldwide lockdowns root tens of millions to their chairs or to their sofas and we’re asked...
What ‘Woke Capital’ Means For Tech Censorship | Poppy Coburn
We’re in the middle of what is likely the most extreme corporate censorship crusade in modern history. ‘Big Tech’ officials have moved to purge the sitting President of the United States from nearly all...
Medieval Literature Should be Safeguarded | Dinah Kolka
One of the most important themes in Dickens’ ‘Hard Times’ is the sentiment that without compassion and imagination, one’s life will be empty. This is why we need literature – so we can learn...
Twitter Should Not Be Free | John Power
The philosophy underpinning our understanding of the internet is fundamentally utopian. Perhaps as a reaction to the dominance of the political right towards the end of the 20th century, the first pioneers of ‘cyberspace’ envisaged it...
Explosion in Madrid | Edward Anderson
Around three o’clock in Madrid, the sound of police sirens hurtling down the street as I was walking to the bank caught my attention. Just past La Latina, a building had been completely destroyed by a...
