For constitutionally-minded conservatives, devolution has been an unmitigated failure. It has entrenched division, and eroded the principle of Parliamentary Sovereignty that made the British polity so successful throughout history. Rather than ameliorating the tensions...
When just over a year ago the murder of a man in Minneapolis by a police officer was caught on camera, it was swiftly decided by the public, at the behest of groups such...
Columnists / Ilija Dokmanovic / Think Tank
by Guest Contributor · Published June 18, 2021 · Last modified June 14, 2021
This week President Joe Biden’s administration was cheered by the media and the progressive brigade as he and his team exclaimed to the crowds of adorring journalists and press junkies that white supremacist terrorism...
Sport and sentiment go hand in hand. Great narratives are woven from the sporting triumphs and crushing defeats which are shared by fans and many more beyond the usual enthusiasts as sport enlivens us....
A belief in an historic injustice upon which the entire edifice of society is built, fuels our contemporaries’ faith in the validity of their actions, and the necessity of undoing, by any means possible, the entirety of society.
Columnists / Daniel Hawker / Think Tank
by Guest Contributor · Published June 10, 2021 · Last modified June 6, 2021
Vladimir Putin spent the majority of last year not focused on the COVID-19 global pandemic, but on tightening his already iron grip on Russia. July saw a referendum in which he gained the right...
A chorus of boos rang out in the Riverside Stadium as England took on Romania on Sunday evening, as the players defied spectators to ‘take the knee’ again in their futile attempts to ‘combat...
Columnists / Culture / Dustin Lovell
by Guest Contributor · Published June 8, 2021 · Last modified June 6, 2021
We’ve all felt it—the mixed excitement and dread at hearing a beloved book is set to be made into a movie. They might do it right, capturing not only key plot events but also...
Conversely, Pacific island nations continue to depend on foreign aid and have to attune their foreign policy priorities and decisions to those of their Australian, Chinese, or American investors.
Last December, I bought – and read over the Christmas period – a copy of Parkinson’s Law, or the Pursuit of Progress, a collection of essays published in 1958 by English historian and author...
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Time for a Transition Cabinet │ Ted Yarborough
9 Feb, 2018
