The performative politician who paved Ardern’s way
When I read last week that the former British Prime Minister Tony Blair had published a 5600-word essay on everything that ails Britain, every instinct told me not to read it.
When I read last week that the former British Prime Minister Tony Blair had published a 5600-word essay on everything that ails Britain, every instinct told me not to read it.
Whoever follows Boris Johnson as Conservative leader will have a big task of rebuilding the party and then – if voters allow – the country.
This New Zealand election has already surprised observers by being less predictable than anyone would have imagined.
The centre left is in desperate need of a new narrative if it wants to win elections once again.
The next UK election will be about what kind of country Britain wants to be: a country of business or a redistributionist welfare state?
When Cameron finally delivers his long-awaited speech on Europe, he now faces a real choice.
Capital markets are not loquacious storytellers.
The global financial crisis has shaken the foundation of Britain’s business model, namely the financial services sector.
So is Australia really just a warmer version of England, as the immigration officer suggested to me 10 years ago?
„That’s it, the end“, sprach Premierminister Tony Blair am Ende der letzten parlamentarischen Fragestunde seiner über zehnjährigen Amtszeit, und das Unterhaus spendete ihm Standing Ovations.
© Dr Oliver Hartwich