No Signs of Light in the West – by Christopher Akehurst - for The Quadrant - 20.01.23
It is nice to start the New Year with some expression of hope. Will this be a better year than last? Well, we can always dream, but all...
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- Jan 18
The Radical Progressive University Guide - article by Dr Richard Norrie for Civitas - January 2023
The Radical Progressive University Guide sets out to quantify the extent of ‘radical progressive’ policies at British Universities,...
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- Jan 16
The forgotten history of Poland and Ukraine – by Professor Norman Davies - The Spectator – 03.07.22
Ukraine was part of Poland for longer than it was inside Russia – and this is key to understanding Ukrainian nationhood. Since the...
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- Jan 9
It’s not just the NHS: health services are imploding all over Europe – The Telegraph – 08.01.23
Waiting times are surging, staff are leaving and patients are dying across the continent. By Matt Oliver and Eir Nolsøe. Sick patients...
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- Jan 8
Putting the World in Perspective - By George Friedman For Geopolitical Futures – 06.01.23
Thoughts in and around geopolitics. In working on GPF’s Annual Forecast recently, I was looking for ways to measure national power and...
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- Jan 6
NHS delusion is condemning people to death – The Telegraph – by James Bartholomew - 04.01.23
The model is broken, but still the public and our leaders refuse to consider any of the alternatives Did you see the headline? Or are...
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- Jan 4
The Coming Year is the Time for the BBC to Make a Date With Impartial History – The Telegraph
By Charles Moore 30.12.22 Respected historians have found significant parts of its history output to be biased, misleading and even...
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- Jan 3
Trends That Will Define the Coming Years – By Antonia Colibasanu for Geopolitical Futures - 03.01.23
They include deglobalization, stagflation and the bursting of the tech bubble. The world is always changing, but some changes are more...
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- Jan 1
Middle-class students ditching degrees for apprenticeships, says PwC boss – The Telegraph - 31.12.22
Young people are increasingly looking for better value for money, while seeking to avoid starting their working lives heavily in debt. By...
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- Dec 30, 2022
Fifteen notable lives lost in 2022 – The Economist – 17.12.22
The year through the prism of our obituaries pages. ONE DEATH in particular dominated this year: that of Queen Elizabeth II, in...
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- Dec 18, 2022
The strange case of Britain’s demise – The Economist – 12.12.22
A country that prided itself on stability has seemed to be in free-fall. Whodunnit? To answer this question, it is best to read all of...
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- Dec 16, 2022
The War for Eight Billion Minds - by J.B. Shurk - for The Gatestone Institute - 16.12.22
This is a new kind of war against civilians for control of their minds. Governments are relying increasingly on controlling public...
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