Crunch time for France’s unlucky and unloved overseer
FRANCE faces a collapse of order and an increasingly ominous and uncertain political future as its cities succumb to insensate mobs who revile the whole
FRANCE faces a collapse of order and an increasingly ominous and uncertain political future as its cities succumb to insensate mobs who revile the whole
Europe’s Leadership Famine: Portraits of defiance and decay 1950-2022 IRONICALLY, after years of the pooling of national powers within the framework of the European Union,
Goodbye Dr Banda: Lessons for the West from a Small African Country – by Alexander Chula Polygon, an Imprint of Birlinn Ltd. 302 pages, Hardback
The following article is an addition to a chapter on Nicola Sturgeon by Tom Gallagher in light of recent events. It will appear in his book Europe’s Leadership
Nicola Sturgeon, Vol 1 – The Years of Ascent, 1970-2007 – by Ian Mitchell A citizen’s biography of a driven woman in a drifting parliament
AFTER A LIFE dedicated to service in an exacting role which she carried out to a consistently high standard for the immense span of seventy
Land of Milk and Honey – by Jamie Blackett Quiller 2022, 256 pages, Hardback. ISBN 9781 8468 93667 THE CYCLE Of rural life in one
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SCOTLAND’S nearly 150 years as an industrial powerhouse were sometimes replete with communal tensions. Economic rivalry between workers, religious differences, and occasionally fierce ones over the
THAT PENETRATING legal mind Ian Mitchell recently argued that both Putin’s Russia and Sturgeon’s Scotland are places where the defining trademark of the ruling parties is bombastic
MEDIA ATTENTION galore has been lavished on the supposed incipient Scottish revolution. London-based political journalists breezily asserted last week that a constitutional tsunami was imminent which