Jon Danzig

Reform UK party is making headlines. In the most dramatic shift in local politics for a generation, the party won around 677 council seats across England according to early results – more than any other party – and gained control of several councils for the first time. They also secured multiple mayoral positions, further cementing […]

Brexit was never the will of the British people – it was the will of a frustrated minority, and even that support has now collapsed.

While President Trump brands his tariff-heavy economic policy as “Liberation Day,” it is, in truth, a declaration of a global trade war. His imposition of sweeping tariffs on most imports to the United States is provoking retaliatory tariffs on American exports – an economically self-harming spiral that will ultimately make everyone poorer, including Americans. In […]

Sixty-eight years ago, on 25 March 1957, the Treaty of Rome was signed by six European countries – France, Italy, West Germany, Belgium, The Netherlands, and Luxembourg. It marked the birth of the European Economic Community, later known as the European Union. This ambitious new community emerged from the ruins of the Second World War, […]

The UK is grappling with its worst medicine shortage in four years, and the evidence points squarely at Brexit as a central cause.