By Václav Klaus Introduction: The difficult heritage of the past The state of Ukraine today is a sad outcome of Stalin’s attempts to mix up nations and boundaries, disrupt natural historical ties and create a new Soviet man by turning […]
Boris Johnson, the Mayor of London, has recently made some upbeat statements about the prospects for the UK outside the EU. As with the statements of many senior Conservative politicians, there is the inevitable caveat. His preference is still for […]
A few days ago, we published an article discussing the development of a Commonwealth Free Trade area However, the links with these nations goes deeper than just trade. There is a common language which binds the 53 Commonwealth nations together […]
By Richard North By Richard North Peter Hitchens, on his blog, is having a spat over how much the European Commission has paid to Ukrainian Civil Society. He has quoted an article in the American Spectator, in which it is […]
The Commonwealth Games may not generate the same passion as the Olympics, but as this 11-day sporting extravaganza draws to a close in Glasgow this Sunday, attention has once again been focused on this voluntary association of 53 nations, most […]
The prospects of “Brexit” are worrying the leaders of some of the other 27 member states. Benoît Cœuré, a senior official at the European Central Bank, said that UK withdrawal would create an “enormous shock” to the bloc that would […]
