In his 2025 Boyer Lecture, former deputy prime minister John Anderson reflects on democracy and the end of the liberal global ...

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Today, only around 40 monarchies remain. Of these, just about 10 to 12, mostly in the Middle East and North Africa, still have ruling power. The rest are ceremonial, their crowns polished by tradition ...

I have always been proud of my Polish heritage. So, with October being Polish Heritage Month, you might assume that my thoughts would be focused on Pulaski, Kosciuszko, Chopin and the like. But no, ...

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