US President Donald Trump rolled into the UK on Monday, dishing out scorching insults like it was going out of fashion. Surely Brexit Britain has
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Britain, Human Rights, The Chagos Islands and Crimea
On May 20 the United Kingdom appointed its first human rights ambassador to the United Nations and two days later the General Assembly of the
May’s Resignation Will Do Nothing to Arrest Britain’s Decline
There is a story about an enthusiastic American who took a phlegmatic English friend to see the Niagara Falls. “Isn’t that amazing?” exclaimed the American.
Theresa May: A Woman Without a Legacy
The best thing that can be said about outgoing British Prime Minister Theresa May is that she did not cause irreparable harm to her country
Forty Years of Privatisation Has Left Most Britons Out of Pocket
Mrs Thatcher’s great sell-off of publicly owned services and assets, continued by successive governments, started exactly forty years ago to a fanfare of positive publicity.
The Dark Secret Behind a British Billionaire’s “Parallel State” in Argentina’s Patagonia
At the “end of the world,” spanning the southernmost regions of Argentina and Chile, lies the land of Patagonia, much of which remains a pristine
British Foreign Policy in the Middle East: A Secret History of Self Interest
On Tuesday in the British parliament, Labour’s shadow foreign secretary Emily Thornberry asked an urgent question relating to allegations that British troops have been covertly
Four Years On, Yemen has Become the Vietnam of Our Generation
Today marks the start of the fifth year of the Anglo-American bombing campaign against Yemen, the poorest country in the Arab world. Since then, the
