A strange new Left-wing cult of Ed Miliband has emerged that claims he has effectively been in power for the last 18 years. This greatly exaggerates the talents of the man, says Ben Pile: he is a symptom, not a cause.
With polls predicting a split vote and large parts of the Tories and Labour eager to keep Reform and the Greens out of power, could we end up with the unthinkable in 2029: a Labour-Tory coalition, wonders Nick Rendell.
As Britain careers towards a sectarian future, have the lessons of Northern Ireland been learned, ask David Betz and Michael Rainsborough. The distance from political rivalry to violence is shorter than many will admit.
Millions of dollars of Democrat and globalist money are being funnelled to Hungary's opposition in an undemocratic effort to unseat Orbán and bring down the MAGA-aligned Right, says Mike Robertson.
Zarah Sultana's posts may be crude, but letting a parliamentary watchdog investigate an MP's political opinions would be far worse. The real danger isn't the tweets – it's Parliament policing speech, argues Daniel Lü.
Kemi Badenoch is 'controlled opposition'. So are Nigel Farage and Rupert Lowe. These days, everyone is accused of betraying the purity of the cause. Perhaps, suggests Prof James Alexander, we are all controlled opposition.
Hungarian journalist Istvan Toth details a European conspiracy to bring down Viktor Orbán in favour of Péter Magyar – and undermine President Trump's efforts to save Europe from its economic and demographic doom spiral.
The German state that's home to Mercedes-Benz and Porsche has voted for the Greens – and yet more deindustrialisation. Nothing, it seems, will de-zombify the voters except becoming massively poorer, laments Eugyppius.
Jack Watson attended the PolEconUK conference recently for those studying A-level Politics and related subjects and was dismayed to find the young people refusing to listen to anyone to the Right of Zack Polanski.
The Green Party has overtaken Labour for the first time in the wake of its Gorton and Denton by-election victory last week as the party became the most popular among all under-50s.
