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‘Normalization of Assad’ is objectively a positive thing for the world Opinion
Syria is being welcomed back into the international community, despite Western protests
May 19, 2023 14:06
Queen Elizabeth II was the last vestige of Britain's greatness Opinion
With the monarch gone, all the flaws of the modern UK and its leaders are thrown into stark relief
Sep 9, 2022 12:55
A lot of answers needed on Epstein-Maxwell saga – and not just from Prince Andrew Opinion
Prince Andrew has not acted honourably in the light of sexual assault allegations made against him and which now look set to be aired in court, but there are potentially even bigger issues raised by the Epstein-Maxwell case.
Jan 15, 2022 10:04
We’ll never solve the problems COP26 is trying to address until those in power understand how real people actually live Opinion
Live better. Be greener. Eat more sustainably. All worthy messages, but wholly impractical for the many working-class people who are struggling simply to survive. This lack of understanding makes COP26’s excesses hard to stomach.
Nov 2, 2021 13:25
Gang kidnappings, earthquakes, assassinations and mass border crossings – what the heck is going on in Haiti? Opinion
The country has had a turbulent 2021, with a slain president, an earthquake, thousands of its countryfolk massing at the US-Mexico border and the kidnapping of 16 missionaries, so one may well ask, what can possibly come next?
Oct 26, 2021 18:48
Netflix's ‘Diana: The Musical’ is a dated, dead-on-arrival and insultingly disastrous new low in the story of the tragic princess Opinion
The story of the young nursery nurse who rose to become the most loved woman in the world before being hounded to her death is normally portrayed as a fairytale gone wrong, but now it’s a horror show musical for the masses.
Oct 6, 2021 09:00
Three things lie behind Britain’s cultish obsession with James Bond: nostalgia for Empire, its national insecurity, and xenophobia Opinion
I like Ian Fleming’s novels, but there’s no doubting that the central character in them is still revered because lots of Brits have a lingering, if misplaced, superiority complex.
Oct 2, 2021 07:56
Britain’s reality show royals should team up in their bid to save the world and fill the gap left by the Kardashians Opinion
What better way to save planet Earth than by watching a TV show from Britain’s ultra-privileged royal family? It’s clear do-gooders Prince Charles and Prince William love the limelight as much as the ostracised Prince Harry.
Sep 28, 2021 06:55
The latest victim of the pandemic? Vacations with the kids are gone for good, according to a depressing Bloomberg op-ed Opinion
Bloomberg’s doom-mongers have a simple message for parents who, having focused on keeping their kids healthy, fed, and housed during Covid-19, might have been hoping for a family holiday sometime soon: ‘Don't count on it, plebs.’
Jul 30, 2021 22:41
HBO’s new series ‘The Prince’ is vicious & derivative, but it deservedly cuts the British royal family down to size Opinion
Delicate viewers may find it repugnant, but this flawed yet funny show does a respectable job of lampooning Harry, Meghan, the Queen et al. It’s a shame it follows the ‘Family Guy’ formula a little too closely, though.
Jul 30, 2021 17:58