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Editor of TheArticle @TweetTheArticle, Founding Editor of Standpoint Magazine

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Daniel Johnson is the founding Editor of TheArticle.

Previously, for two decades he was a senior editor, editorial writer and columnist for The Times and the Daily Telegraph, before leaving to set up Standpoint magazine, which he edited for 10 years.

He contributes regularly to Daily Mail, Wall Street Journal, Commentary, New Criterion, National Review and other papers, magazines and websites.

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A Trotsky in pinstripes

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By Daniel Johnson Verified
| The Article Verified
Nigel Farage has had a good run. Nobody of his generation has had a greater impact on British politics. But his latest bid to blow up the Establishment, by posing as a people’s tribune hounded by press barons and parliamentary busybodies, smacks of sheer desperation. Monday’s televised harangue from his wolf’s lair in Millbank Tower displayed all the signs of an increasingly paranoid chancer who knows he has been rumbled.
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Ukraine wakes to more violence as Russia's invasion enters fifth year

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By Daniel Johnson Verified, Dominika Tomaszewska-Mortimer
| UN News Today
By Daniel Johnson and Dominika Tomaszewska-Mortimer Peace and Security “Four years ago, people in Europe woke up in another world because generations like mine have always had the privilege to live a life in peace,” Ms. Baerbock told journalists in Geneva.
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Nuremberg forced Germany to face up to evil. Trump will leave Putin’s crimes unpunished

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By Daniel Johnson Verified
| AOL UK Verified
Donald Trump’s Ukraine “peace plan” emerged a few days after the launch of Nuremberg, the new film about the trial of Nazi war criminals, starting in November 1945. There is a bitter irony in this coincidence.
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