Jonathan Saxty is a journalist who writes for the Daily Express and has also been featured in The Critic Magazine. His articles primarily focus on political issues, including European politics, international relations, and immigration. Saxty offers his perspective and analysis on current events, often providing a critical viewpoint.
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Jonathan Saxty's coverage heavily focuses on government and politics, as well as world affairs. His articles often feature expert commentary and analysis of legal policy regulation. Given his focus on providing critical analysis and opinions, he may be interested in engaging with experts who can provide nuanced perspectives on geopolitical events, immigration policies, demographic trends, Brexit implications for various countries, and the impact of legal regulations in these areas.
While Jonathan does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned, his topics cover global issues such as China-Taiwan relations, EU-Poland dynamics among others. Therefore, experts with insights into global political events or those knowledgeable about the interplay between different countries' policies could find an attentive audience in him.
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By: Jonathan Saxty
Simply droning on endlessly about what the Left or 'the Mob' or 'the Woke' has done won't change a damn thing.
By: Jonathan Saxty
The Labour Party should be even more enthusiastic about a multicultural Commonwealth which spans the entire planet, says Jonathan Saxty.
By: Jonathan Saxty
After all, the Labour Party should be even more enthusiastic about a multicultural Commonwealth which spans the entire planet than what is essentially a white man's club in Brussels.
By: Jonathan Saxty
Tusk's government has just passed legislation making it easier for soldiers and border officials to use firearms, says Jonathan Saxty.
Prime Minister of Poland - Donald Tusk (Image: Getty) So much for a new broom in Warsaw.
By: Jonathan Saxty
Kamala Harris looks increasingly likely to make history as America's first female president, says Jonathan Saxty.
By: Jonathan Saxty
Whinge! Whinge! Whinge! That's all the Right has in its arsenal after the new PM's gloomy forecast for Britain with an even gloomier Budget in the offing come October.
By: Jonathan Saxty
The Conservative Party is battling a Labour Party that is enjoying a honeymoon glow despite the low turnout of the general election.
Reform UK is fast-becoming the second party to the Labour Government in certain parts of the country.
By: Jonathan Saxty
Ex-Home Secretary Priti Patel was knocked out of the Tory leadership race in the first round of voting - but her involvement in the contest isn't quite over.
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