Macron and the Politics of the Spectacle
One can only admire Emmanuel Macron’s poise and aplomb as he performs his ceremonial duties, addresses his people from the
One can only admire Emmanuel Macron’s poise and aplomb as he performs his ceremonial duties, addresses his people from the
Congratulations to Kemi Badenoch on her election as Conservative leader. Some of us had reservations about Badenoch’s adherence to Thatcherism,
Poor Louise Haigh, the transport secretary, has put her foot in it by almost scuppering a £1bn investment by P&O
As the Conservative leadership election reaches its climax, the paucity of any genuine conservative values or principles becomes more glaring
According to John Henley, Guardian Europe correspondent, there is mounting concern across Europe that the EU’s much vaunted asylum and
Enemy of the Disaster: Selected political writings, Renaud Camus, Vauban Books, 2023, £19.99. Renaud Camus is one of France’s most
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