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London — In September 2015, only four months after David Cameron’s Tories pulled off an unexpected victory in Britain’s general election.

He came, he saw, he went. But did he conquer?

Whichever side wins, the Brexit referendum could imperil Prime Minister David Cameron and the Conservative party as a whole.

Writing in the Washington Post, Derek T. Muller, an associate law professor at Pepperdine University, offers the following solution to the nation’s pressing problem that American voters may elect Do...

A collection of essays edited by John O'Sullivan and Kálmán Pócza.

Big fish: how the Hungarian security services tried to land Martin Gilbert The Budapest authorities fought hard to recruit the historian – but who was really working for whom?

MICHAEL O’SULLIVAN writes about a 30-year fascination with W.H. Auden in ‘Silence Turned Into Objects : W. H. Auden in Kirchstetten, edited by Ricarda Denzer and Prof Monika Seidl and published by...

Three aspects of the second Orbán-government. A piece by Ferenc Hörcher with a response from Eszter Babarczy.