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Colin Robertson

  • Head of Features and Columnist, The Sun
London
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Proud member of the mainstream media. I write an award-winning column for The Sun every Thursday. You’d love it.
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Brainless call for working class hate law is like nailing jelly to the wall… Britain doesn’t need more dod...

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By Colin Robertson
| Flipboard
1 hour ago CCTV has been released of a man allegedly throwing a “homemade” nail bomb at a crowd in Australia, just one month after 15 people were shot dead on Bondi Beach. Police allege a 31-year-old Warwick man was at an Invasion Day rally in Perth's Central Business District when he threw an item from a first-floor walkway and into a crowd of 2,500 people before fleeing the scene on Monday (26 January). A member of the public alerted officers, and a suspect was taken into custody soon after.
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The Carney Credo

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By Colin Robertson
| Policy Magazine
By Colin Robertson January 26, 2026 Mark Carney’s speeches last week in Davos and Québec City should be read as a single argument. One addresses the world, the other our nation, but together they articulate a governing credo that seeks to integrate Canadian foreign and domestic policy more tightly than at any time since the early Cold War. Carney’s starting point is blunt. The postwar order is not strained; it is ruptured.
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'The Triangle of Power': A Compass for the New World Order

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By Colin Robertson
| Policy Magazine
|In Featured Review, Policy Special The Triangle of Power: Rebalancing the New World Order By Alexander Stubb Biteback Publishing, 2026/206 pages Reviewed by Colin Robertson January 25, 2026 In what’s now being dubbed the Carney Doctrine, Prime Minister Mark Carney acknowledges his debt to Finnish President Alexander Stubb’s ‘values-based realism’. The phrase is drawn from Stubb’s new book The Triangle of Power: Rebalancing the New World Order.
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