We don’t live in an age of reason
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Never has our understanding of the world been weaker
Travis Aaroe is an assistant editor on The Spectator’s World edition.
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Never has our understanding of the world been weaker
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Uncle Sam’s offer has not been tempting
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MAGA’s new adherents have little leverage over the President
In 1979 the price of gas at the American pump doubled to $39.50 a barrel – $172 in today’s money. The future of industrial civilisation seemed in doubt. But to Jimmy Carter, these oil woes were a distraction from the real issue: the moral failure of the American people. ‘Much deeper’ than the energy crisis,
The term ‘technocracy’, or more often ‘technocrat’, is found everywhere. Both Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer are referred to as technocrats. But what exactly does it mean? In the 15 years he served as prime minister, Lord Liverpool always put in the hours. He dutifully opened the latest despatches and read them in turn,