Andrew Stuttaford

“Heidi Tworek’s shrewd, erudite and timely News from Germany is a work of historical analysis that can also be read as a corrective to the dangerous hysteria over the information games—fake news and all the rest—currently being played over the internet.”

“Keir Giles suggests what the West’s policy towards Moscow should look like if it is to be guided by reality rather than hopes or a pretty dream”

Could the US midterm elections change the course of Trump’s presidency?

The Vice President’s mixture of principle and opportunism have made him formidable

The new President will face huge problems, though he may be the cure rather than a symptom. It is hard to be optimistic about his chances

Hillary Clinton may manage to knock Humpty Trumpty off his wall, but who will put the United States back together again?  

“If the Donald is the GOP candidate, he will lose. The only question then will be how great the damage to the rest of the party will be”

The President And The Apprentice is an intriguingly contrarian retelling of the story of Nixon and the Eisenhower presidency

For American conservatives to return to the White House in 2016, they must stop running up an escalator that is moving down