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Has Rishi Sunak pulled this off?
Ahead of Rishi Sunak unveiling his revised deal on the Protocol, there was no shortage of Tory MPs – including…
The Protocol deal is a win for Sunak – and the EU
Soon after Boris Johnson struck a deal with the EU in October 2019 on the Withdrawal Agreement, including the Northern Ireland protocol, the…
How Rishi Sunak succeeded on Brexit where Theresa May failed
Rishi Sunak’s government has succeeded in renegotiating the Protocol, despite EU insistence that this could not and would not be…
Netanyahu is stoking a fire
Huwara is a Palestinian town in the heart of the Shomron, the mountainous northern portion of the territory Israel refers…
How does the ‘Stormont Brake’ affect the Protocol?
After months of negotiating, Rishi Sunak has today unveiled his changes to the Northern Ireland Protocol. They focus on three…
Rishi Sunak unveils his ‘breakthrough’ Protocol deal
Rishi Sunak has hailed his new deal on the Northern Ireland Protocol a ‘turning point’ for the people of Northern…
Tory unrest over King Charles’s role on the Protocol
An agreement on the Northern Ireland Protocol has been reached. That’s according to a senior government source after Rishi Sunak…
Why does Starmer think Britain should be richer than Poland?
Our growth rate has been miserable. We have not invested enough. And over thirteen years the Conservatives have cut spending…
Washington’s yes-men in Japan
It was nighttime in Davos, 8:31 on January 18 to be exact. Japanese journalist Ganaha Masako had been standing out…
Why King Charles shouldn’t meet Ursula von der Leyen
Is it wise for King Charles to get dragged into the Brexit deal row? European Commission president Ursula von der…
Why is Zelensky playing deadly mind games with Putin?
Many have weighed in on how Vladimir Putin’s reign will end. Now it is the turn of Volodymyr Zelensky, asserting…
Coming soon: Matt Hancock’s media empire
Boris, Brexit and the Northern Ireland Protocol – all are dominating the news agenda yet again. So it only seems…
‘Korangate’ and Britain’s new blasphemy rules
Imagine living in a country so religiously uptight that even making a smudge on a copy of the Koran could…
Blame, Brexit and the great tomato shortage of 2023
It’s funny how powerful a concrete example of something can be, isn’t it? The thing that brings a situation home to…
Sunak and Von der Leyen to meet as Brexit deal nears
A new deal on the Northern Ireland Protocol is imminent. Today, Rishi Sunak will meet with European Commission president Ursula…
How will the GOP survive without Paul Ryan?!
Psychologists and self-help gurus agree: it’s the little things that bring a smile to one’s lips and impart savor to…
Labour does not deserve Luciana Berger’s forgiveness
Luciana Berger’s return to the Labour party is not only a restoration but a supreme act of forgiveness. The former…
‘For Ukrainians, this is a matter of survival’
Andriy Zagorodnyuk was Ukraine’s minister of defence from 2019 to 2020. He is Chairman of the Centre for Defence Strategies…
Newcastle United’s success comes at a heavy price
Newcastle United play their first cup final for over 20 years this afternoon. Facing Manchester United in the Carabao Cup…
Jacinda Ardern’s resignation has saved New Zealand’s Labour party
Many expected the abrupt resignation of Jacinda Ardern to fatefully deprive New Zealand’s government of its best asset. However, the…
Why China is courting Hollywood again
Until a few years ago, Hollywood dominated Chinese cinemas. In the People’s Republic, Marvel’s superhero romps were the people’s favourite. In 2019, Avengers:…
Biden’s muddle on Chinese arms for Russia
Will China send arms to support Russia? That was the possibility that US Secretary of State Antony Blinken raised at…
The secret truth about Dom: The Play
‘Who wrote it?’ asks the Times, of Dom: The Play. I’ll let you in on a secret: it was me.…
Is ‘woke’ dead?
If you don’t live online, you may have missed the controversy over Hogwarts Legacy, the latest computer game to have…
What happened to the Russia I loved?
For three and a half years, between Autumn 2018 and 2022, the most thrilling words I could say to anyone…
