Gavin Mortimer is a journalist and writer based in the United Kingdom. He has written for various publications including The Spectator, The Catholic Herald, Yahoo News UK, and The Spectator Australia. Gavin's articles often cover political and social issues, with a particular focus on European politics and current affairs.
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Gavin Mortimer's coverage revolves around French politics, particularly the dynamics between political figures such as Marine Le Pen and Emmanuel Macron. His focus on legal policy regulation and expert commentary suggests he values in-depth analysis from knowledgeable sources within the field of government & politics.
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By: Gavin Mortimer
Belgian prime minister Alexander de Croo, European Commission president Ursula Von der Leyen and King Philippe – Filip of Belgium (Getty)
By: Gavin Mortimer
Elections have a wonderful way of focusing a politician's mind. So it is with Rishi Sunak and the Tories, who are hoping their Rwanda Bill will be their salvation come the general election.
An uncanny resemblance? The social class of the students is the same now as it was in 1968, but where are the other parallels?
Pro-Palestinian protesters gather on the campus of George Washington University (Getty)
If Ukrainians aren’t willing to defend their country then why should France or any other Nato country send their soldiers?
Ukrainian soldiers prepare to take part in military training with French servicemen at a military training compound at an undisclosed location in Poland (Getty)
The latest head of state with dubious ethics to be courted by Macron is Xi Jinping, who arrived in France on Monday on a state visit
Try as he might Emmanuel Macron and his party are unable to arrest the popularity of the National Rally. A month out from the European elections, the latest poll has their principal candidate, Jordan Bardella, on thirty-two points, double the score of Macron's representative, Valerie Hayer.
Emmanuel Macron warned recently that Europe is in ‘mortal danger'. The French president said that Russia cannot be allowed to win its war with Ukraine.
By: Gavin Mortimer
Gérald Darmanin, the French Interior Minister, labelled the Muslim Brotherhood, a ‘vicious organisation’ in a newspaper interview
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