World
Pirates of the Caribbean: How Venezuela’s near collapse is causing a crisis on the seas
Families are scavenging to survive. It’s not quite Somalia – but it isn’t far off
The brutal truth is that May is heading towards a softer Brexit
Rebel MPs now want to dictate the terms of Brexit. Will they succeed?
Theresa May’s confidence vote problems will only get worse
Labour plan to keep tabling motions of no confidence in the coming weeks until one works
If her Brexit deal fails, a no confidence motion might help Theresa May
It would shift the focus on to whether the government could survive that, rather than what Plan B is
Will nothing sate John Bolton’s lust for war?
His thirst for martial acts suggests that he wants to wage a war against Iran, one that would result in regime change
What is it about J.K. Rowling that brings out the worst in the far-left?
The author is Labour values in action and her cheques are part of the reason Labour is still in action today
The yellow vests are at the vanguard of a politically incorrect uprising
For many in France the media and political class are indistinguishable
Donald Trump, the Kremlin and the ghost of Alger Hiss
The anti-Trump ‘Resistance’ ought to prepare itself for disappointment, since the unclassified version of the Mueller report will be lacking in detail
Maybe it’s time to accept that Huawei is a Chinese intelligence front
The telecoms giant is caught up in another spying scandal
Who poses a greater threat to the West: China or Russia?
By the time the West finds itself in open conflict with Beijing, we will have lost our relative advantage
If anyone knows Theresa May’s secret plan, it’s Philip
We all rely on our partners, especially in a time of crisis
The strange love-in between Michel Houellebecq and Emmanuel Macron
Serotonin is set to follow the example of Submission and Atomised in record sales. What makes its author such a star?
No one comes off well in the Brexit fiasco
The demand from the House of Commons was mordantly amusing
The euro is the most dysfunctional currency ever created
It’s a worse version of the gold standard of the 1930s
Europe is a continent in crisis – where lo-vis people now wear high-vis jackets
Outside their prosperous cities, the hinterlands of France, Germany, Italy and beyond are hitting back
The Iolaire was packed with island men who could have sailed her home with ease
Remembering one of the Great War’s most terrible tragedies
Why flee France?
Among starry-eyed migrants, Britain’s reputation for soft-touch social policy could be exaggerated
A populist surge in the May 2019 elections could change the face of the EU forever
Not so long ago, populists were banging on the door of Europe. Now they’re inside and calling the shots
The beginning is nigh
20 predictions for 2019
Could Trump’s trade war with China cost him in North Korea?
For the last few years, Kim has been very clear about setting his agenda for the coming year in the most public of ways
The Prague delusion
The Central European city is the last stop for the resistance fantasy
Why has Trump followed his impulses to Iraq?
The unannounced visit serves as a welcome distraction
Trump’s Mideast carve-up
Christmas came early for Turkey
Boycott Christmas!
Don’t be fooled by the Zionist narrative!