November 5, 2026
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Ukraine and the Shadow of Spain: How Do We Stop a Wider War?
The Spanish Civil War offers warnings, not a fixed blueprint, for understanding Ukraine’s war. While foreign involvement, military experimentation and failed neutrality create troubling parallels, today’s circumstances differ significantly. Supporting Ukraine’s sovereignty must accompany diplomacy, nuclear-risk reduction, humanitarian measures and enforceable peace arrangements. Preventing wider war requires sustained international cooperation, restraint and civilian protection. Continue reading
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Britain Never Fought Alone: Commonwealth Service in Two World Wars—and Its Importance for the Future
Britain’s survival in both world wars depended substantially on troops, aircrew, sailors, labourers and medical personnel from across the Empire and Commonwealth. Their service should be remembered within Britain’s national history while acknowledging imperial realities. Today, Commonwealth cooperation cannot be assumed; effective future support would require equal, reciprocal partnerships, preparation and trust. Continue reading
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An Apology for Slavery, a Future Built on Equality
The author supports a formal British apology for slavery while rejecting financial reparations from today’s taxpayers. They argue that acknowledging historic wrongdoing differs from assigning inherited guilt or compensation obligations. Britain should study its past honestly, oppose racism and modern slavery, and pursue fair partnerships focused on education, health, development, equality and reconciliation. Continue reading
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Europe’s Gen Z Is Finding Its Political Voice. Can It Turn Protest into Power?
Young people across Europe and South Asia are challenging failing institutions, rising costs, poor public services and limited opportunities. Their protests demonstrate political influence, but removing leaders is not enough: lasting success requires organisation, broad alliances, accountable governance and measurable reforms. Democracy should welcome youth participation while defending pluralism, safety and minority rights. Continue reading
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Ukraine Needs a Route to Peace Beyond Zelenskyy
Replacing Ukraine’s wartime president would not guarantee peace, but a lawful leadership transition might create political space for negotiations. Any change must be constitutional, Ukrainian-led, and conducted when fair participation is possible. A successor would need public legitimacy, a credible peace plan, enforceable security guarantees, and Russia’s cooperation. Continue reading
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Iran Deserves Freedom: Confronting the Legacy of 1979
The Iranian people deserve a future beyond religious dictatorship, political repression and permanent confrontation with the outside world. The tragedy of the 1979 revolution is that the overthrow of one authoritarian system produced another—one that has made revolutionary ideology an instrument of domestic control and regional interference. My view is that the international community must… Continue reading
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The European Cities Gaining from China’s New Silk Road
China’s Belt and Road Initiative is strengthening European trade links, benefiting hubs such as Piraeus, Duisburg, Łódź, Budapest and Belgrade. Gains include increased freight, logistics activity and improved infrastructure, but benefits remain uneven. Success depends on local economic integration, sustained demand and geopolitical stability, while promised investments do not always materialize. Continue reading
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House Versus Trance for the Modern Dancefloor
House versus trance explained: compare groove, tempo, emotion and DJ use, then find the sound that fits your next set, playlist or late-night session. Continue reading
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