Home » Posts tagged with» UK By Pat Murphy on December 12, 2018 Politics/Law , Viewpoint , World
The battle over Brexit isn’t the equivalent of the Second World War, but the outcome is shaping up to be a disaster on its own terms
The battle over Brexit isn’t the equivalent of the Second World War, but the outcome is shaping up to be a disaster on its own terms
By Pat Murphy on November 16, 2018 Politics/Law , Viewpoint , World
The onetime British PM’s apparent affable, avuncular nature masked a lethal ruthlessness
The onetime British PM’s apparent affable, avuncular nature masked a lethal ruthlessness
By Pat Murphy on October 3, 2018 Politics/Law , Viewpoint , World
Charles de Gaulle's view of the English should help inform the conversation about whether the U.K. belongs in Europe
Charles de Gaulle’s view of the English should help inform the conversation about whether the U.K. belongs in Europe
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy on July 26, 2018 Featured Story , Lifestyle , Viewpoint , World
The debate about severing the royal connection will begin immediately after Queen Elizabeth’s passing. It may take a while but the break seems inevitable
The debate about severing the royal connection will begin immediately after Queen Elizabeth’s passing. It may take a while but the break seems inevitable
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy on July 10, 2018 Featured Story , Viewpoint , World
Prince Charles hardly seems a fitting successor to the crown. But the monarchy has faced worse over the centuries and still serves us well
Prince Charles hardly seems a fitting successor to the crown. But the monarchy has faced worse over the centuries and still serves us well
By Bruce Dowbiggin on June 26, 2018 Politics/Law , Sports , Viewpoint , World
It’s difficult to detach the World Cup from patriotism, even among the most disenfranchised of citizens
It’s difficult to detach the World Cup from patriotism, even among the most disenfranchised of citizens
By Sharon MacLean on June 21, 2018 Business , Lifestyle , Politics/Law , Viewpoint , World
A new survey says people are looking at journalism with new respect in these troubled times
It’s true. The 2018 survey by Cision of 1,355 journalists from across six countries discovered that perceived trust in professional journalists improved by 20 per cent this year. Cision is a global provider of media software. Yes, sadly, journalists felt underappreciated by 91 per cent of the general public up until last year. And fake […]
By The Fraser Institute on June 19, 2018 Business , Entrepreneurship , Viewpoint , World
Providing tax relief, eliminating red tape and building entrepreneurial skills will help business startups
Providing tax relief, eliminating red tape and building entrepreneurial skills will help business startups
By The Fraser Institute on May 3, 2018 Featured Story , Health , Viewpoint
We should stop demonizing private clinics – and the patients who need them – and recognize that they're part of the solution
We should stop demonizing private clinics – and the patients who need them – and recognize that they’re part of the solution
By Joseph Micallef on April 30, 2018 Featured Story , Lifestyle , World
Export sales drove the development of the industry, a feature as true today as it was three centuries ago
Export sales drove the development of the industry, a feature as true today as it was three centuries ago