The EU takes a huge risk in Romania
Even in the midst of an increasingly scary and complex crisis like that of the failing currency union, the EU has shrunk from decisive action. But the EU institutions have reacted with speed and firmness to the escalating crisis in Romania
- 18 July 2012
The Guardian has turned itself into a hub of unrestrained anti-Americanism
The anti-Americanism of liberals comes down to a clash of world views that fundamentally rejects the values on which American society is founded. Yet this opposition is increasingly disproportionate
- 17 January 2012
Who is really fighting the covert war against the regime in Iran?
Whoever is behind the attacks on Iranian infrastructure that have been ongoing since 2010, we can be sure that these events aren’t happening without a great deal of involvement by Iranians themselves
- 14 December 2011
The toxic solipsism of the politically correct: How the 'Left' is stifling our ability to deal with threats
If Britain is to maintain its role on the international stage, it will take more than getting our economy or military in order. It will in fact require a fundamental shift in our collective mentality, away from the status quo, characterized as it is by a desperation not to "offend".
- 25 August 2011
Libya, Chess, Life, Risk, Analysis
Former British Ambassador Charles Crawford discusses the fluid situation in Libya where a gruesome stalemate, that appeared so likely, looks to have given way in favour of the rebels.
- 22 August 2011
Leftist attempts to smear the Right over Anders Breivik are contemptible and wrongheaded
The European Left is desperate to make capital out of the Norwegian killer’s depravity. But he’s the product of a Europe built by them
- 1 August 2011
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