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Beyond Breaking Point: The Day Antisemitism Broke Britain
It was supposed to be a morning of celebration on their most holy of days. Instead, it became the epicentre of the day that antisemitism...
Joey Gwinn
Oct 115 min read


From Noblesse Oblige to Defending Plenty: the Reconstruction of American Food Security Policy
The USA’s modern food security policy can be traced to 1943 when President Roosevelt initiated the United Nations Conference on Food and...
Charles Cann
Oct 104 min read


Concern and Hope for the Future of the Employment Rights Bill
Some time ago, on the Ides of March, an article of mine was published on historical thresholds. In it I observed that there are interregnums which, once crossed, see us like Dorothy in Oz - standing in a different world. Following Angela Rayner’s resignation, the Labour Party have reached a new threshold. A Cabinet and Ministerial re-shuffle, and the election of a new Deputy Leader, could each amount to more than a historical footnote. Some hope is proffered by these chang
Nicholas Greenhalgh
Oct 94 min read


Restoring the Yamato Spirit - Sanseito’s Nationalism & The Cultural Renewal of Modern Japan
On July 21, 2025, one day after the pivotal elections for the Upper House in Japan, a crowd of devoted supporters went into a frenzy,...
Nikita Triandafillidis
Oct 85 min read


Populism in Two Keys: Trump and Mamdani
Zohran Mamdani “won’t be getting any” federal funding to fulfill his campaign promises if elected mayor, declared Donald Trump on Truth...
Selene López
Oct 73 min read
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