Highlights from our latest issue

Gifts

Theodore Dalrymple

Moral philosophy is like metaphysics: those who think that they can dispense with either of them immediately pass judgments that,

Freedom, equality, euthanasia

Laurent Lemasson

The dissolution of the National Assembly by Emmanuel Macron on 9 June had the collateral effect of wiping out all

Putin’s Conservative Masquerade

Andrey Sapozhnikov

When reflecting on modern Russia, it’s worth to recall its political regime’s Soviet origins, which are fundamentally at odds with

A Black and White World

David Abulafia

“‘Pale, male and stale”: this constant refrain is used to justify ever greater emphasis on “Equality, Diversity and Inclusion” or

In Search of Central Europe The following is an extract of a speech delivered by our Editor in Budapest

Mutaz Ahmed

It’s an honour to be in Budapest for the first time, and an even greater honour to speak at a

Russia’s Strength

Alistair Miller

Since Russia invaded Ukraine, the British have been steadfast in their support for Kyiv.

The Salisbury Review now over 40 years old, conveys the ideas and concerns of genuine conservatism with articles on all aspects of public life, social policy and the arts with discussions of subjects which are not generally aired on the mainstream press.