Russian invasion will drive more nations to seek weapons of mass destruction
Published by The i paper (28th March, 2022) The town of Slavutych was the Soviet Union’s attempt to atone for... Read Full Article
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Two autocrats and a tale of hypocrisy
Published by The i paper (21st March, 2022) This is a tale of two dictators. Both have a background in... Read Full Article
Blitz spirit that puts Britain to shame
Published by The i paper (14th March, 2022) One night last week I found myself without anywhere to stay. This... Read Full Article
Has this carnage woken up the West?
Published by The i paper (7th March, 2022) Beside my hotel in western Ukraine there are scruffy sheds and cluttered... Read Full Article
A clash between democracy and dictatorship
Published by The i paper (14th February, 2022) Last week Russia won gold in the figure skating team event at... Read Full Article
Who will rid us of this dreadful PM?
Published by The i paper (7th February, 2022) If it was not so serious for the country, there would be... Read Full Article
Rhetoric is worthless when the UK is laundering dirty Russian cash
Published by The i paper (31st January, 2022) Three years ago I hosted a discussion with Rory Stewart, the former... Read Full Article
Putin’s power play in Ukraine
Published by The i paper (24th January, 2022) Why is Vladimir Putin threatening Ukraine? Outside the Kremlin and presumably Russia’s military... Read Full Article
Why do we end up with such inadequate prime ministers?
Published by The i paper (17th January, 2022) Of course Boris Johnson should resign – and if he refuses to... Read Full Article
Starmer and the futile ‘war on drugs’
Published by The i paper (10th January, 2022) Wes Streeting, the shadow Health and Social Care Secretary, offered intriguing insights... Read Full Article