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From Kosovo to Taiwan, Washington’s tried and trusted recipe for chaos rears its ugly head again Opinion
The latest stand-offs follow a well-worn blueprint from Pristina to Taipei and beyond
Aug 2, 2022 11:14
Was the US involved in Pakistani PM’s departure, as he claims? Opinion
To claim Imran Khan’s downfall was solely American doing is to ignore reality. But so is to claim the US had nothing to do with it
Apr 12, 2022 13:46
Comedian Louis C.K. & actor Kevin Spacey are making comebacks. So, can talent actually conquer a cancel-culture banishment? Opinion
Louis C.K. was chased from the stage for his disgusting behaviour with women, and Kevin Spacey likewise for his disgusting behaviour with very young men. But can there ever truly be a way back from behind the Cancelled Curtain?
Aug 14, 2021 13:03
Trans activists will HATE Helen Joyce’s shocking new book as it dismantles their false ideology piece by piece Opinion
‘Trans: When Ideology Meets Reality’ rips to shreds the illogical argument that insists gender is separate from sex, to be swapped at whim despite biological evidence to the contrary and growing concern at its impact.
Jul 19, 2021 18:03
Historical statue topplers finally meet their match in ongoing culture war, defeated by befuddling British bureaucracy Opinion
As BLM took off a year ago, the woke mob began a campaign to tear down swathes of history it deemed problematic. But now it’s been thwarted by the immovable, & very British, resistance of red tape, protocol and officialdom.
Jun 2, 2021 07:09
Just as Diana was ‘the people’s princess’, so the Prince Philip I knew is ‘the people’s racist’. He’d be happy with that epitaph Opinion
That the 99-year-old royal was a bigot is hardly news, yet after his death, the liberal hissy fits are as nauseating as the boot-licking eulogies from fawning reactionaries. He’ll be turning in his grave at all the fuss.
Apr 16, 2021 17:07
China’s new partnership with Iran is not a full alliance, but enough to undermine US sanctions & rock global status quo Opinion
China and Iran have signed a strategic partnership agreement. For sanctions-wracked Tehran, it’s an economic lifeline. For Beijing, it’s the start of a tricky Middle East balancing act.
Mar 28, 2021 14:40
In 30 years in the force, I’ve policed riots and royal weddings. Here’s what I would have done at the Sarah Everard vigil Opinion
A lone woman is murdered, allegedly by a policeman, but does that justify a mass gathering in the midst of a pandemic that’s killing thousands and shattering the economy? And was the Met’s response to it right or wrong?
Mar 16, 2021 15:32
Exposed: How British state tries to weaponise Russian-speakers in Baltics as ‘agents of change’ in operation to ‘weaken’ Moscow Opinion
Leaked documents have revealed details of a massive secret British propaganda campaign aimed at making swathes of people in the Baltic states feel more positively about the West – and more negatively about their ethnic homeland.
Mar 8, 2021 08:33
The rise in non-crime ‘hate incidents’ has sparked a climate of fear where serious offences against minorities go unreported Opinion
More than 120,000 ‘hate incidents’ have been recorded by police in England and Wales under well-intended new legislation. But it’s actually stopping some people from reporting crimes for fear of being called a bigot.
Feb 16, 2021 17:07