No justice for minks in Denmark
Mette Frederiksen was reelected, despite leading a genocide of the mammals
Mette Frederiksen was reelected, despite leading a genocide of the mammals
‘Fascist’ has become a term of abuse but nothing today measures up to Il Duce
Consider the planet saved
The early signs are that kingship suits the new monarch
Is there a ‘unity candidate’ who can save the Conservative Party?
Do all roads lead back to the previous PM?
She is the shortest-serving prime minister in British history
It feels like the only city that matters, a place where people still believe in honor
There’s been little backsliding so far but a serious energy crisis looms
Her commitment to duty was remarkable
The Russian strongman is in a pickle
The Continent is still relying on the US for its security
Her rhetoric on the family is one Americans should adopt
Italy’s new populist leader is a symptom of European ills
The ceremonial side of British government remains very important
Our man on the ground observes Britain in mourning for the Queen
The city is becoming Islamicized and gay people are paying the price
A wider collapse of Putin’s forces is now possible
In fact, a figure of such stability was essential to decolonization
Against the internet’s cult of the self stood Queen Elizabeth II