CHIRISTIANITY: Prepare the way of the Lord

The celebration of Christ’s coming into the...

India in no hurry to reach pre-Galwan level Chinese investment

NEW DELHI: Officials in India are in...

BJP may field a few former MPs in Delhi elections

BJP plans to field former MPs and...

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In the UK: Labour’s first six months in government

Trump has increased tariffs of 10% on all imports; the question is how will this reset with EU and China affect US tariffs on...

What does a coherent UK policy towards China look like?

The 12 authors agree China is not and never will be like ‘us’, the essays are also pertinent in the context of possible new...

Kemi Badenoch steps up to lead Tory Party

Badenoch was elected for her persuasive personality and not policy. Throughout her whole campaign there was more obsession about her Nigerian race than what...

UK Labour Party faces FEC complaint over US election support

London: It is not unusual for members or supporters of either the Conservative Party or the Labour Party to travel to the US to...

Tories take a right turn and threat updates from MI5

Conspiracy theories are rife about an over-confident Cleverly team ‘lending’ votes to other candidates in order to get their preferred opposition on the ballot;...

One down, who’s next in Britain’s Tory leadership contest?

London: At the current stage the support of the remaining 121 Conservative MPs is critical, the candidates endeavour to appeal to both their fellow...

Riots: Febrile Scenes in Britain

LONDON: Following the mayhem of Southport a cohort of anti-racism folk attracted others with cultural division grievances and angry confrontations began in other areas. All...

King Charles’ Speech Highlights Keir Starmer’s Promises

LONDON: The King’s Speech was delivered on Tuesday outlining the intentions of Sir Keir Starmer’s new government, the government are promising “national renewal”. The goodwill...

Changing Dynamics of UK Parliament

LONDON: Labour MP Clive Lewis protested against swearing allegiance to the King as he hopes one day to live in a Republic of Britain. The...

Tory blunders led to Labour sweep in UK election

LONDON: The Labour Party in the UK exterminated the Conservative Party, by winning 412 seats and a majority of 170. Many of the seats...

‘Hello from Melodi team’: Italian PM Meloni shares video with PM modi

APULIA: Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has shared a video of herself alongside Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the recently concluded G7 Summit meeting...

Straight from London: our trip to magnificent Rajasthan

Since my last tour of Rajasthan in 1982 we found the infrastructure had unrecognisably improved. During December 2023-January 2024, my husband and I took a...

Conservative splinter groups show Tories are a house divided

John Curtice, UK’s top political scientist forecasts a 99% chance of a Labour win, no matter when the election is This week the Conservative Party...

Sunak rating plummets as UK readies for general election

Sunak has been warned by the influential 1922 Committee not to go for a 2 May election, yet Downing Street aides and other MPs...

Rishi’s dramatic reshuffle

Lord Cameron initially received a heartwarming welcome until some folks remembered his baggage: his involvement as an adviser, lobbyist and shareholder with the collapsed...

Dominic Wightman, magazine innovator

On the face of his experience Dominic Wightman is an unlikely character to have founded a free speech mag to challenge politicos on behalf...

C.J. Carey’s Widowland speaks of a dystopian superstate

‘Widowland’ and ‘Queen High’ are a departure into a creepy alternate reality. London This writer met the elegant author Jane Thynne in her leafy London...

UK not prepared for increase in net migration figures

The publication of the UK net migration figures has shocked the nation. The Office of National Statistics estimates the total long-term immigration at 1.2...

National Conservatism Conference: More rallying cry than rebellion

In the midst of various global crises, the National Conservatism Conference in Westminster sparked fiery debates on nationalism, conservatism, and the future of the...

Conservatives lose approximately 1,000 council seats in local elections

London: After all the hullabaloo surrounding the local elections, the results can be described as dreadful for the Conservative Party, but not as bad...

UK Government inadequate in engaging with faith: Independent review by Colin Bloom

An independent review by Colin Bloom and a team of civil servants titled “Does Government ‘do God?’” was published on Wednesday. The launch in...

King Charles III: The Coronation excitement is palpable in UK

It is now just under a week to go until King Charles III and Queen Camilla’s coronation at Westminster Abbey. Kings and Queens have...

A Haven for Elephants in kenya

In conservation circles, it is well known that elephants have similar feelings to humans: family ties, affection, grief, a sense of playfulness, going the...

Cleverly’s China strategy: Balancing influence and engagement

Cleverly believes that Britain has ‘influence’ with China and he has no intention of throwing that away James Cleverly gave an exclusive and revealing interview...

President Biden embraces his Irish roots

From a UK point of view, the choreography of the visit to Northern Ireland could have been improved. US President Joe Biden landed in Belfast...

China’s omnipresence in Kenya turns sour

Many Kenyan businesses feel that Chinese owned companies receive preferential treatment and are able to operate with fewer regulations and lower costs, disadvantaging their...

Global Britain Centre’s briefing acts as antidote to Rahul

The overall theme was the Indo-Pacific and the primary sentiment reached at the end of the event was for further strengthening the UK-India relationship. London:...

Rahul’s ‘trash India’ tour gets no traction in Britain

LONDON: Sam Pitroda is the global chairman of the Indian Overseas Congress. Most likely he was the organiser of the events during Rahul Gandhi’s...

The people behind the BBC hitjob on PM Modi

LONDON: The two-part BBC series on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, “India: The Modi Question” was most likely intended to be a hatchet job against...

UK FAC discusses Kashmir, human rights

Liam Byrne (Labour) quoted Michelle Bachelet about human rights. London:  UK’s Foreign Affairs Committee held a formal/oral evidence session on “Implementing the Integrated Review/Tilt to the...

Cautious Rishi Sunak provides stability, but his vim disappears

It seems the government cannot see beyond Washington/New York or the Alps. Disappointingly, there were no references to prioritising a China strategy. London: UK Prime...

Reflections on Christmas: Setting aside differences for goodwill, peace

The Nativity and waiting for Christ’s return make observant Christians emotional, but today Christmas is too often sadly secular, it has become about the...

Will 2023 be a continuum of 2022 in British politics?

2023 begins with the Labour Party in the strongest position since 2010; in the polls, Labour are 17 percentage points ahead and pundits are...

UK strikes spoil the advent of Christmas

UK is experiencing a new variety of Christmas chaos, this time not Covid-related but brought about by public workers’ strikes. On top of the...

PM Sunak delivers his first major foreign policy speech

London: This week, Rishi Sunak delivered his first major foreign policy speech at the Lord Mayor’s Banquet. As explained by the Rt Hon Lord...

MI5 continually adapts to counter terrorism

London: The new Chancellor Jeremy Hunt released his “autumn budget,” which included £55 billion of tax hikes and spending cuts. The tax increases touted...

A drama-filled week in the UK

Suella Braverman’s language is under scrutiny. London: The Bank of England was vandalised with paint by a group called “Just Stop Oil”. The next day...

Investigation into Leicester uncovers false narrative and external actors

The false allegations have put the wider Hindu community in the UK at risk of hate, assault and vandalism. London: The Henry Jackson Society’s Centre...

UK Foreign Secretary visits India

Cleverly and Jaishankar discussed the latest on the 2030 Roadmap, the landmark commitment to boost cooperation between the UK and India over the next...

Unite party and country: Rishi Sunak has his job cut out

Conservatives want to consolidate around Sunak, their political future depends on it. A leadership race prompted Boris Johnson’s snap to return to Westminster. There were...

Conservatives face a snap leadership election

The differences on immigration, benefits, Brexit, NHS, legitimate rights, essentially the policy mix, will continue to unbalance the party whoever Truss’ successor is. London: Having...

Disloyalty on all fronts in the UK

The current political atmosphere is a gift to the Labour Party, who are fantasizing about a general election. Astonishingly, these fantasies are backed by the...

Sturgeon revives call for Scottish independence referendum

There is a question about whether the Scottish government can hold a referendum without Westminster’s consent. London: The Scottish Parliament Building by architect Enric Miralles...

Truss and Kwarteng, a dynamic duo

Since the mini-budget announcements by Kwarteng the UK has seen a spike in interest rates, a drop in the value of the pound and...

Farewell to the Queen and behold the King

With a new King and a new Prime Minister, the British stage is set for the start of the Carolean era. Only a heart of...

The bell tolls for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

In chess,the Queen is “the most powerful chess piece that each player has, able to move in any direction along a rank, file, or...

A Truss government may be imminent in UK

The expectations on Liz Truss are high, a big budget announcement after her appointment is a certainty. London: On Monday, 5 September 2022, the new...

The Tory leadership campaign drones on

Many Tory voters have got campaign fatigue, but the two candidates must have the chance to tour the country with their message for party...

Too early to predict outcome in Conservative leadership contest

The Indian diaspora in UK is largely supportive of Sunak, however, as Chancellor it is not obvious if Sunak has done much to improve...

UK PM hopefuls double down on China

This week’s primary issue focused around how to counter the People’s Republic of China. London: The leadership contest between Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak continues....

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