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Winston Churchill
Gavin Mortimer’s vivid and meticulously researched book, 2SAS, acknowledges the importance of SAS’s founding father
The British prime minister addressed the American people from the White House eighty-one years ago today
Zelensky’s very presence in Washington is a standing rebuke to Vladimir Putin
Seventy-six years after Churchill’s warning, Garry Kasparov castigates a complacent West
Personality and Power: Builders and Destroyers of Modern Europe by Ian Kershaw reviewed
The war in Ukraine may be just the first test of the western alliance
The president is not the first world leader to know the value of a good nap
Lockdown has been generally good for authors in terms of book sales, but the closure of archives and libraries for research has been a problem
To support Italian fascism was remarkably fashionable unless you were an intellectual
Gibraltar is no longer a colonial outpost. It feels modern, cosmopolitan
