What did the Romans ever do for us?
How the fall of Rome made the world modern
World
Monday
Tuesday
Will China meddle in the 2020 election?
It isn’t going to be Vladimir Putin who swings the 2020 election. It might be Xi Jinping
Friday
Wait, what aid are we actually sending to Ukraine?
‘Aid’ is a strangely euphemistic term to describe high-powered anti-tank missiles, grenade launchers, and sniper rifles
Thursday
Foreign takeover bids prove Brexit Britain is flourishing
You can buy a British company without having to face the kind of political opposition you would in France, Germany, Japan or, increasingly, the US
Wednesday
Please America, take Meghan Markle back
She has dragged across the Atlantic a garbage truck full of the most emetic US wokeness
Tuesday
The unease of the Chinese diaspora
How the CCP is attempting to create a Chinese ummah
Monday
Johnson and Juncker agree to step up talks – but no backstop solution proposed
The British government believes it has one shot to present concrete proposals to Brussels
Monday
Would Britain really be first in line for a US trade deal?
If Trump wants to ease a trade deficit, his priority would be to continue talks with the European Union
Sunday
How Boris Johnson can deliver a liberal Brexit
To end free movement without carefully working out what follows after shows pretty striking thoughtlessness
Wednesday
Trump’s bold defiance of Macron’s hate speech charter
Once again he chose the road of greater difficulty, through a terrain of predictable abuse
Monday
I saw the violent Hong Kong protests
Tear gas, Molotov cocktails and gunfire
Sunday
Emmanuel Macron’s climate change virtue signaling
The French president is addicted to the ecstasy of gratuitous self-righteousness
Saturday
The cosmic combination of Hong Kong, Brexit and the trade war
Events could align against Beijing
Friday
Trump must act on Hong Kong before it’s too late
How Beijing will suppress the Hong Kong protests
Friday
America should view China as a hostile, revolutionary power
Washington needs to counter Beijing in the realm of public diplomacy and global opinion
Monday
Boris Johnson should take note of Tom Cotton’s letter
The Arkansas senator’s maneuver was a major signal to post-Brexit Britain
Will Hong Kong’s revolution come West?
American intelligence agencies are watching and learning
Wednesday
The problem of Beijing Biden
The former VP’s campaign is teetering – but maybe not for the reason he thinks
Tuesday
One academic’s fight for the rights of Uighurs
‘This is one of the most serious violations of human rights in this century’
Friday
What to ask Mueller
The special counsel, like Garbo, just wants to be left alone. But his report leaves some very important questions unanswered
