03/15/2021 - 12:03am

Don’t fall for Putin’s enemies Westerners are deluded to expect the Kremlin's critics to be heroes

Daniel Kalder

05.10

The autocrats of the world are uniting Like the old Concert of Europe, the new Dictators' Club has set aside differences to focus on naked power

Christopher Rhodes

06.08

The irresistible rise of the civilisation-state Western liberalism has no answer to assertive powers that take pride in their cultural roots

Aris Roussinos

29.07

How Europe’s Last Dictator survived Belarus's Alexander Lukashenko has avoided the fate of other ex-Soviet bosses

Daniel Kalder

28.07

Is Putin loosening his grip on Russia’s regions? Protests in Khabarovsk could herald big changes to the way the nation is run

Mary Dejevsky

28.02

Tinpot Trump is nothing like Hitler Five signs the President is more Central Asian despot than genocidal maniac

Daniel Kalder

20.02

Will Britain join the European baby push? Pro-natal policies might win Boris support in newly Tory seats

Colin Brazier

27.12

2019: the year the West wised up to China Xi Jinping is not leading the nation on a path of slow evolution towards liberal democracy

John Gray

25.11

Communism’s war on Christianity and Islam The Soviet Union's long campaign against religion anticipated Dawkins and Hitchens

Daniel Kalder

17.09

The history Putin doesn’t want you to hear The 1939 Soviet invasion of Poland is still a touchstone issue – as the case of a Russian blogger found guilty of “rehabilitating Nazism” shows.

Roger Moorhouse

16.09

Brexit, Thunberg and the dangers of blind hope Aeschylus’ take on Prometheus is a handy tool for cutting through all manner of confusing situations to reach the core of human behaviour: blind hope

Daniel Kalder

05.08

The prophet of national populism

Graeme Garrard