The Venice Film Festival has bestowed its Special Jury Prize upon NAZA, an 80-minute documentary by Yuval Abraham and Rachel ...
It is a most disconcerting experience when you encounter somebody who seems fairly normal but then casually remarks that ...
It may have been a defeat for Poland, but here’s the catch. The British still needed Poles – needed their military skills, ...
OPINION: Banning celebrities and political activists draws attention to their cause and runs the risk of making them into ...
The Labor government’s policies around limiting ‘hate speech’ or ‘serious harm’ risk fostering the erosion of personal ...
The victim-obsessed modern left has made itself at home in the bureaucracy and corporate Australia, turning economic success ...
Opening these paths will doom us to an endless flow of people who should not be here and whose presence will be harmful to this country and its people.
Twentieth-century migrants did not inherit a wilderness. They inherited a prosperity someone else had already sweated into ...
As controversy continues to rage about the ‘he said/he said’ dynamic in Earl Spencer’s damning memoir – and whether ...
Neither GB Grid nor shifting subsidies onto general taxation does anything to deal with the fundamental problem UK ...
It emerged this weekend that Mr. X, a former bodyguard of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, was allowed to settle in the UK and ...
It’s been six weeks since the Jason Arday scandal came to its tragic conclusion, when the disgraced Cambridge professor ...
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