Month: April 2025

A Rational Argument for Democratic Modernisation In the 21st century, the survival of monarchy in the British Isles raises important questions about the legitimacy, efficiency, and democratic integrity of the United Kingdom’s constitutional framework. While many arguments against monarchy are often rooted in emotional or ideological objections, there is a […]

The Missed Opportunity of a No-Fly Zone and Ground Protection Strategy The Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 was a watershed moment in modern European history. It tested the West’s commitment to international law, human rights, and the principle of collective security. As the war dragged on and images […]

A Dangerous Duo in the White House As Donald Trump solidifies his presidency in his second term in office, the global community faces a radically altered geopolitical landscape. The recently announced tariffs, signifying his willingness to start a global trade war, threats to annex Greenland and forcefully take control of […]

In recent months, a growing chorus of commentators, policy analysts, and political cynics have begun to whisper, or in some cases shout, that Europe should seek peace with Russia at any cost. The latest addition to this trend comes from prominent Substack author, former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis, who, […]

In a world where the term “democracy” is proudly used by almost every government in the Western world, it might seem odd, even controversial, to claim that true democracy doesn’t actually exist. Yet when we strip away the flags, speeches, and ceremony, we find that what passes for democracy today […]