That great column of men and women who defended us in the Great War has now marched into history, represented by the veterans who paraded each year past the Cenotaph in remembrance of comrades who gave their lives in battle […]
*Ambassador Leonidas Chrysanthopoulos imagines a farewell Conversation between The Greek Prime Minister & Angela Merkel. The EU was supposedly set up to resolve outstanding problems between member states, particularly those arising from the war. Here is a reminder that, after […]
At the last election all three parties committed to Net Zero carbon emissions by 2050 with the Lib Dems setting out to get there more quickly but no party gave any details, except for the odd line in their manifestos. […]
A personal view by Edward Spalton Francis Fukuyama argued that the collapse of the Soviet Union, the end of the Cold War and ascendancy of Western liberal democracy “marked not just… the passing of a particular period of post war […]
We join with all supporters of decency and the rule of law in our revulsion and condemnation of the murder of Sir David Amess, Member of Parliament for Southend West at a surgery meeting for constituents on 15th October in a […]
CIB chairman Edward Spalton reflects on the current supply-side shortages from a historical perspective. Those quick to ascribe shortages to ‘Brexit’ should recall the experience of the 1970s, which serves as a timely reminder that just because one event follows […]
