Elon Musk, ever the provocateur, has made perhaps his most contentious appeal: the world needs more babies. His pro-natalist ...

I wake up and scan hopefully the opinion pages of The Australian for any sign of a sympathetic or proper understanding of the ...

In response to Israel adopting defensive measures in the wake of an unprovoked massacre undertaken by Hamas, a notion is… ...

In response to Israel adopting defensive measures in the wake of an unprovoked massacre undertaken by Hamas, a notion is ...

England ditched its blasphemy laws back in 2008. No longer would it be an offence to engage in ‘contemptuous, reviling, ...

I was highly amused to see that JD Vance has administered a right old ‘fagging’ – or whatever public school boys call it – to ...

Turning around a government that has lost its way is one of the trickiest feats in politics, all the more so if that ...

When I was a child, we lived in a two-up, two-down terraced slum in Walthamstow, East London with bombsites at the back. My ...

US President Donald Trump’s long-standing threat to enact 25 per cent tariffs on Canada and Mexico didn’t materialise ...

Nigel Farage’s party is leading Labour in a YouGov voting intention poll for the first time. According to the poll, Reform UK ...

I suspect few people outside the Washington nexus had ever heard of the United States Agency for International Development, ...

The Foreign Office was once described as a ‘palace of dreams’, yet these days it seems increasingly like a graveyard full of ...