Tag: Boris Johnson

Editorial

UK prime minister forced from office amid economic turmoil, chaos in parliament and a party in disarray

Whether a chameleon, a hawk on foreign policy or a gaffe-prone leader, Liz Truss will have a very short horizon to stamp her personality and make good the

  By Joshua Hobbs

Extremely damning indictment of the government and the PM if these allegations are true. They would certainly have to go

This is not the time for the narrow outlook of a bygone era but to unite to address the more urgent challenges faced By the world such as

The legitimacy of a Prime Minister, a Minister or an MP is determined by his actions, his competence, good governance, sound judgement and public trust in his leadership

Prisoners in the UK are not allowed to vote. Their fate is a useful starting point for any backbencher wondering whether Boris Johnson should keep his job

Sue Gray report

Relative youth at the highest office is not always a virtue, even less it seems when times are tough for the common man

Titbits

The weaponisation of trade, the imposition of sanctions on sovereign foreign reserves and exclusion from SWIFT by the US could trigger a faster de-dollarisation among countries having the

Covid-19 is very much present and infecting people out there

Qs & As

Are there other unspoken rationales behind the promises of Western and US fury should Russia not kowtow to NATO’s growing encroachment into its immediate vicinity?