The events of the past week have shown what non-state actors, supported by aggressive states, can do. The terrorist group ...

This policy orientation was christened ‘liberal’ by Scotsmen Adam Smith, William Robertson and others. In 1776, Smith’s ‘The ...

Iran’s efforts to foment dissent abroad have instead fuelled opposition to the regime at home The speed with which Bashar ...

Kemi Badenoch has self-consciously offered shades of Margaret Thatcher, with her pugilistic style and commitment to ...

At the Institute of Economic Affairs, we have decided to mark the occasion by re-publishing his acceptance speech with three ...

The trouble is, it’s all far too slow. Endless consultations and Nimby complaints mean that even those who see the problem ...

I wish we could simply ignore everything Jeremy Corbyn says and does. At this stage, Corbyn should be a has-been (as well as ...

The new Government has repeatedly emphasised its aims to drive economic growth, modernise international development and to ...

What was the Government expecting when, within weeks of taking office, it started merrily handing out above-inflation pay ...

The UK's refugee policy risks importing a Middle Eastern civil war The Islamist-led rebel offensive in Syria has been ...

Comradeship is supposed to be a concept associated with the Left. Conservatives don’t have much inclination for worldwide ...

The Government finally looks set to bring in a form of digital ID – nearly 20 years since Tony Blair attempted to introduce ...