The IEA has announced the six finalists in the Brexit Prize and, sad to say, neither of the two for whom I was rooting is on it. The two we...

My friend Hjörtur J. Guðmundsson (well, I think he is my friend but as he came to London and discussed the Anglosphere without bothering to ...

This is well worth reading though it is long. John O'Sullivan who has made his appearance on this blog before here , here and here , h...

An excellent article by Mihir Bose about the modern India, British aid (which is unnecessary) and the need for sensible links between the t...

It cheers one's heart to read an article in the Wall Street Journal about Britain needing to return to its rightful place in the world,...

To start with, I looked up previous postings on the subject and found this one from 2006. It links back to Michelle Malkin's list of wh...

Yesterday was, just in case any reader missed it, Independence Day. Naturally, one is ambivalent about it. After all, the rebellious colonie...

Glenn Reynolds writes on Instapundit that the Tea-Party Movement is considerably more popular in the United States than either the Republic...

John O'Sullivan, quondam speech writer to Margaret Thatcher, editor of National Review and, subsequently, of The National Interest , at...

I used to have a lot of time for Sarah Brown, the PM's wife. Of course, she is not nearly as entertaining as Cherie Blair but she has al...

It is possible that today we shall see a constitutional upheaval with the House of Commons reasserting its power over the Speaker, who is or...