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The UK has swapped one failure for another

The UK has swapped one failure for another

Burnham has arrived on a wave of hype, but his vague promises and nostalgia-heavy agenda look no more workable than Starmer’s

21.07.2026 40

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Is the populist right about to take over Australia?

One Nation recently shot to the top of the country’s political ratings – but its program is disruptive and unrealistic

03.07.2026 100

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Brexit was a revolt. Ten years on, its causes remain

Mass immigration, elite contempt, stagnant living standards, and deep class division still drive the frustration that shook Britain in 2016

24.06.2026 100

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Under Starmer or Burnham, the future of UK politics looks bleak

Burnham may bring fresh momentum, but the same party splits and elite agenda will grind him down, too

23.06.2026 90

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Tony Blair emerges a fake ‘savior’ of UK’s Labour Party

As the party implodes under inept leadership, the former PM has come up with his own ten commandments – which will only poison it further

28.05.2026 100

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Starmer’s party is dying, and hallucinating mad political gambits in its death throes

After a brutal electoral collapse, Labour is tearing itself apart – reviving old wars and betting its future on a desperate leadership stunt

21.05.2026 100

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The pathetic demise of Keir Starmer

Just as his 2024 election victory signaled the demise of the Conservative Party, his loss last week portends the death of Labour

14.05.2026 100

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The future belongs to strong states, not post-national fantasies

Rana Dasgupta maps the decay of Britain and America, but his vision of what comes next is far less convincing than his diagnosis

13.05.2026 100

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From war hero to war criminal: One man’s fate is breaking a country’s politics in half

For the Australian right, Ben Roberts-Smith is a beacon of virtue. For the left, he is a murderer. Both will use him as a culture-war grunt.

14.04.2026 150

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Socialism and woke extremism won’t save the UK

In his famous political tract – The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Napoleon, published in 1852 – Karl Marx proffered the generalization that...

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Trump is the ultimate political pragmatist

Recent events have confirmed that US President Donald Trump is the ultimate political pragmatist. Since his inauguration in January, Trump has endured...

28.11.2025 100

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What does a ‘socialist’ in charge of New York really mean?

This week the youthful and charismatic Democrat politician Zohran Mamdani was elected mayor of New York city. Mamdani’s victory was, in one sense,...

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Why Western conservative parties are doomed

Perhaps the most noticeable feature of politics in the West in recent years has been the swift and irreversible demise of traditional conservative...

23.10.2025 100

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This Western country depends on China, but is obsessed with demonizing it

Recent events in China have had an extraordinary and revealing effect on Australian domestic politics and invite comparisons with the crises that have...

14.09.2025 100

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Why this American vassal is suddenly defying its master

The Trump administration has been having a rough few months. Domestic chaos – fuelled by the use of black clad, masked para-military squads to...

24.07.2025 100

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Is a new populist force about to emerge?

Political developments over the past few weeks in Australia suggest that we may be witnessing the embryonic emergence of a new populist party in this...

22.05.2025 100

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Here’s why no Western conservative can replicate Donald Trump

Australia’s Labor government was returned to office at last Saturday’s federal election in a landslide win. Labor now holds 90 seats in the House...

13.05.2025 100

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We’re about to glimpse the future of all conservative parties

Australian voters go to the polls next Saturday – voting in this country is compulsory, unlike in most Western democracies – but this is not a...

01.05.2025 90

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