Subscribe

from only £18.95 for six issues

Issue: December 2015

Obama’s Iran Deal Makes The World More Dangerous
The President’s supporters call the nuclear agreement his most significant foreign policy achievement. They are right — but for the wrong reasons     
Amir Taheri

‘Anti-Extremists’ Who Equate Israel With IS
David Cameron’s deradicalisation strategy depends on guiding potential jihadists away from Islamic extremism. But can the mentors be trusted?      
John Ware

Russia’s Moment: How Putin Has Seized The Day
In both Ukraine and Syria, the Russian President has exploited the West’s weakness to divide Nato and halt the advance of democracy
Alexander Woolfson

The Jihadist Challenge To The Nation State
With the Arab world mired in political chaos and economic crisis, Islamist non-state armed governing organisations are taking over
Amichai Magen

The Stalinist Past Of Corbyn’s Strategist
Seumas Milne, Labour’s new communications chief, was at the heart of a Communist party faction whose aims and methods he still espouses
Michael Mosbacher

Bank Recapitalisation And The Great Recession
At the height of the 2008 banking crisis, Mervyn King backed the wrong plan, which triggered a vicious deflationary shock in the UK
Tim Congdon

Beyond Obama: Advice To The Next President
The foreign policy of the last 15 years has been a disastrous oscillation between missionising and monkishness.
Bret Stephens

London Must Learn From Paris
"How much havoc do the jihadis have to wreak before Europe and America resolve to tackle the source of the evil?"
Daniel Johnson

The New Normal
"And what — beyond grief — can European citizens do after Paris? Can we be anything more than mourners at our own funeral?"
Douglas Murray

The Bloody Trail
"Terrorism is first and foremost a problem of public security. But its defeat can only emerge from a battle of ideas against its ideological underpinnings"
Emanuele Ottolenghi

Underrated: Abroad
The ravenous longing for the infinite possibilities of “otherwhere”
Stephen Bayley

The king of cakes
"Yuletide revels were designed to see you through the dark days — and how dark they seem today"
Carolyn Hart

A tripod in the sky
The view from above
Christian House
Search