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The cheque from Berlin
3+ day, 9+ hour ago (275+ words) Germany wants to help pay for Britain’s nuclear weapons. Pause on that for a moment. The country that the non-proliferation regime was partly designed to contain, the country bound by the Two Plus Four Treaty never to manufacture or control…...
The Battle for Britain | 12 September 2026
4+ day, 3+ hour ago (25+ words) spectator.com.au The Battle for Britain | 12 September 2026 Got something to add? Join the discussion and comment below....
Climate expos?? ignored
4+ day, 19+ hour ago (554+ words) Artificial intelligence has an unintended talent to entertain through its predictability. Challenge elite orthodoxy on global warming and AI will probably lecture you, reminding you that ‘the science is settled’ and that an iron-clad ‘scientific consensus’ governs anthropogenic global warming....
Nepal and the scam of climate reparations
5+ day, 8+ hour ago (970+ words) When the Earth shakes – climate reparations fall out. That may be the eventual lesson of the Nepal flood that took place in August 2026 and left thousands either dead or missing. It was a tragedy. An earthquake dislodged part of a…...
Labour knows it can???t call immigration protesters racist
6+ day, 4+ hour ago (561+ words) Labour knows it can’t call immigration protesters racist The Spectator Australia Labour knows it can’t call immigration protesters racist A few years ago, it would have been unthinkable for a Labour frontbencher to use a statement about the kind of…...
Ben Roberts-Smith, Shah Wali Kot, honour, and the war Australians barely know
6+ day, 10+ hour ago (647+ words) Aaron Patrick spoke at the Gallipoli Memorial Club’s inaugural Lone Pine Dinner. At the event, he signed copies of his book on Australia’s war in Afghanistan, and in particular, accounts of Ben Robert-Smith’s actions that earned him the Victoria Cross....
Should I fear writing this article?
1+ week, 23+ hour ago (764+ words) It sounds absurd that I should even ask. Yet the Albanese government’s latest move is so broad, so unnecessary and so open to abuse that the question is no longer far-fetched. The Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and…...
The position of the Shahbanu: beyond a royal title
1+ week, 1+ day ago (239+ words) Iranian history also provides examples of strong and wise women who stood alongside the institution of monarchy, women whose roles extended beyond the royal court. In contemporary Iranian history, one of the most prominent examples is Shahbanu Farah Pahlavi. Her…...
Trump won???t lose
1+ week, 2+ day ago (907+ words) Trump won’t lose The Spectator Australia The midterms are no slam dunk for the Democrats With only two months until the American midterm elections in early November, it’s time for an update on the big things happening in America. And…...
The European Commission???s???lazy money???
1+ week, 4+ day ago (457+ words) Dejan Hinic and Gabriël Moens Not infrequently, Australian politicians suggest that the considerable household deposits in savings accounts, estimated to be $19.21 trillion (mainly driven by the value of land and dwellings), are Australian, not private, assets. Such suggestions are often…...