Can anyone balance America’s books?

Donald Trump – the Orange Mandela?

Policy

The Commander-in-Chief pressed the South African President on violence against white Afrikaner farmers

Freddy Gray

‘I talk to Elon and tell him what the situation is in South Africa, and he talks to Trump,’ Errol told The Spectator

Ben Clerkin

The rulebook for visits and public presentations has been tossed out the window

Kate Andrews

This is bad news for Irish trade, but it promises to be even worse news when Trump takes power in January

Ian O’Doherty

Middle East

For almost twenty years since Israel withdrew from Gaza, we have heard the same allegations

Douglas Murray

International
December 29, 2023
Is there really a ‘genocide’ of white farmers in South Africa?
‘For all the tragedy of farm murders in South Africa, there is no evidence of a planned extermination’
Geoff Hill
Education
May 22, 2023
The New World genocide myth
The opinion of the majority of historians prior to 2010 or so is closer to the truth
Jeff Fynn-Paul
Russia
April 15, 2022
Putin’s war is a cross to bear for all Russians
A tragically large proportion of the Russian population are actively complicit in their own delusion
Owen Matthews
China
February 8, 2022
Sacrificing the Uighurs to the Olympics
The spirit of appeasement is felt across the world as we turn a blind eye to China’s horrific crimes
Bernard-Henri Lévy
Low Life
November 21, 2019
The lessons I learned cycling across Rwanda
‘There is no ethnicity here now’, said my escort Eric, moments before I shot headfirst over the handlebars
Jeremy Clarke