
Geopolitics, history and mountains.
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I wrote last week about the asymmetrical nature of America’s war on Iran. As the conflict continues to escalate, the Straits of Hormuz are once more closed and oil prices have shot up by over twenty five per cent since the start of July. On...
In the 2024 Presidential election campaign, JD Vance talked of the risks of a president Kamala Harris sending “our sons and daughters, our young people, to fight in stupid wars”. Vance himself had of course fought (or at least served) in Ir...
Things can be true for some time before they become obvious. If a NATO summit from a few years ago had included a US president musing publicly about seizing part of another member’s territory, with a threat to withdraw all troops from Europ...
The following is a guest post by Francesco Marinari, a 6th-form student at Churchdown School in Gloucestershire.
The current friction between Rome and Washington is rooted in differin...
The troubled British Defence Investment Plan (DIP), delayed by about ten months and leading to the fall of a several defence ministers and, arguably, the Prime Minister himself, was finally released yesterday. The main headlines of the UK’s...
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Former diplomat, host of Behind the Lines podcast, author of "How Britain Broke the World" (published in July 2022). Writing about geopolitics, with a bit of history and mountains thrown in.
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