Friday the 4th of January was "Fat Cat Friday". According to the High Pay Centre, only three days into the new year the average FTSE 100 chief executive would [...]
A persistent myth on the left is that it was the unions that were responsible for workers being given the weekend off. After all, if it wasn’t for the class [...]
‘The Danish song is a young blond girl’, wrote the Danish poet Kai Hoffman in 1924, and two years later his famous compatriot, the composer Carl Nielsen, [...]
In December, Katowice in Poland played host to the UN’s latest
gathering to discuss climate change, the 24th such summit, and it
again ended with talk of [...]
In June, when Italy’s populist 5-Star Movement (M5S) and the Northern League agreed to form the republic’s 61st post-WWII government, a conflict with the [...]
Change. It’s a political buzzword. Even though there is broad consensus in western countries that the modern, democratic welfare state is the optimal way to [...]
Representative democracy in one form or another has been the norm in Western societies since the post-industrial revolution years. The idea of one man, one [...]
Hate crime has its own brand-new website courtesy of Her Majesty’s Government. On www.hatecrime.campaign.gov.uk we are told how the government has designated [...]
One of the curious effects of the extreme polarisation of politics in the post-Trump and Brexit era is that people do not only disagree with current policy but [...]