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From Law & Liberty By Samuel Gregg Brexit was always about far more than arguments concerning Britain’s membership in the European...

A couple of days ago, I appeared on BBC TV’s This Week show talking about whether the Anglosphere, the shorthand term for the English...

New Zealanders have chosen to keep their original flag From The Crown Chronicles By Victoria Howard New Zealand has voted to keep t...

The Commonwealth Freedom of Movement Organization wants to see free movement policies between Canada, the U.K., Australia and New Zealand....

Magna Carta - a shared foundation for freedom From The Hill By Bernie Quigley Suggested in the days between the Velvet Revolut...

Russian military personnel surround a Ukrainian military base in Perevalnoe in Crimea   Photo: GETTY T he beauty of the Anglospher...

"Ye therefore that come after, give remembrance."   T here is no more articulate, living champion of America's foundatio...

I n "Inventing Freedom", Daniel Hannan reflects on the historical origin and spread of the principles that have made America...

It's no accident that the English-speaking nations are the ones most devoted to law and individual rights, writes Daniel Hannan Fr...

A few days ago, The New Criterion and London’s Social Affairs Unit hosted a one-day conference about the future of the “special relatio...

In 1900, where Churchill ended the fourth volume of his History of the English-Speaking Peoples, the United States had not yet eme...

Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts A special Hat Tip to Nebraska Energy Observer for an excellent post about how, accord...

From The Strategist  By Peter Jennings    A lmost inevitably, I find myself disagreeing with another column by Hugh White, this tim...

By Daniel Hannan, MEP I s there such a thing as a Whig aesthetic? Do we find buildings or works of art that radiate the liberal, patr...

An Australian View of the Anglosphere From The Age By Chris Berg  Australian Foreign Minister Bob Carr with Buddhist monks during a v...

From The Telegraph By Daniel Hannan The man who mentioned Churchill's role at Gallipoli I n many conservative circles, particularly ...

Daniel Hannan is a writer and journalist, and has been Conservative MEP for South East England since 1999. He speaks French and Spanish an...

From The Global Warming Policy Foundation  The rise of the Anglosphere economies could be turbo-charged via an entirely unexpected dynamic:...

Welcoming Britain back into the North Atlantic economic community would be a win-win for all involved. From The Wall Street Journal By Iain...