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Georgia’s democratic backsliding should worry the West
Less than a year ago, Georgia followed Ukraine and Moldova on to the path of EU accession. The European Commission, after an initial delay, offered the country in the South Caucasus candidate status, the first step on the road to membership of the region bloc of twenty-seven member states. The government billed it as triumph for the country’s Euro-Atlantic aspirations. Yet months later, the Georgian people have once again found themselves on the streets fighting to defend this vision of the future.
Time to strengthen the Tory party's chairman role
Subscribe to Reaction and receive unlimited access to the site, our daily email with analysis every evening and invites to online events. During the Birmingham leadership hustings, leading candidate Liz Truss set out her ambition to reform the office of the Conservative party’s chairman. She stated that she planned on merging the two co-chairs with the office of the chief executive.
We need a cold warrior prime minister
While Conservative leadership candidates were busy polishing off their CVs and doing the rounds of the Sunday political shows, protestors in Sri Lanka stormed the Presidential Palace and set the private residence of the country’s Prime Minister on fire. The string of recent protests on the South Asian Island Nation has in many ways put “Partygate” in perspective.
It’s time to call the Ukraine war a genocide
Since the beginning of the crisis in Ukraine, the world has watched unspeakable horrors carried out by the Russian military. The scenes from towns such as Bucha, Irpin, and Mariupol have been burned into the collective memories of those plugged into Western media. And yet few have dared to call this conflict what it truly is – a genocide.
The West has gone AWOL
The West is currently suffering from collective geopolitical hyperfocus. It has become unable to concentrate on more than one issue at a time. This international malaise puts the established world order under threat, preventing the West from acting as the front-line defender of liberal values, national self-determination, and the rule of law. One need only look at several notable and recent examples of the West’s dereliction of duty in Sri Lanka, Ethiopia, the Caucasus, and Bolivia.
What Explains Germany's Shameful Reluctance to Help Ukraine?
What Explains Germany's Shameful Reluctance to Help Ukraine? The sad reality is Germany has fallen to a kind of establishment capture by Russia.
Western liberals, please stop patronising Ukraine
Perhaps one of the greatest problems for the West that has emerged from the war between Ukraine and Russia is just how far opinions in Western Europe have diverged from those of allies in the East. The gulf between what is being said about the conflict in Eastern Europe, as opposed to the sentiments expressed in Western Europe, has widened drastically since the beginning of the conflict.
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