Shortly before Christmas, The Economist published an article titled ‘The liberalisation of Ireland: How Ireland stopped being one of the most devout, socially conservative places in Europe.’ The piece provided…

“It is not by speeches and majority resolutions that the great questions of the time are decided… but by iron and blood”, Bismarck famously said. These days, with much more…

Now that Brexit has finally been done, it is vital that Boris Johnson’s new government quickly grasps all the policy opportunities that are there in the post-Brexit environment.  They are…

In the aftermath of every major economic crisis in recent history, there has been a debate over whether free markets have too large a role in society and whether they…

When you enter the Danish Parliament, you feel the weight of history. Portraits and busts decorate the corridor with memories, whispering in the corners. Consider one bust in particular: that…

You would have to have lived in a cave for the best part of the last decade not to have been aware of Brexit.  The subject has consumed British politics…

The European Parliament Elections last year showed the stark reality of politics in Europe – that the EU is more divided than ever. However, you wouldn’t think that was the…

In the 2019 elections, Juan Jose Gomez Centurión’s new political party NOS – coming from “nosotros”, the first word of the Argentinian constitution – came 5th, with 2.5 per cent…