Mary Dejevsky is a prominent journalist based in the United Kingdom. She has written for various publications including Cigalah Group, The Spectator, The Independent, The Spectator Australia, and has been featured in spiked LTD, The National News, and Yahoo News UK. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including politics, international relations, and social issues, providing insightful analysis and commentary.
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By: Mary Dejevsky
By choosing as his chief law enforcer an ally who faced a sex-trafficking investigation and spread falsehoods about the January 6 Capitol riots, will the incoming president use him to gun for those who have dared cross him, asks Mary Dejevsky
By: Mary Dejevsky
The British public ought to be up in arms about UK-made long-range weapons being used by Ukraine, as it could make us a prime target for Putin – so when will the prime minister tell us what’s going on, asks Mary Dejevsky
Out of power, the former German chancellor has suffered one of the most dramatic reappraisals – but, despite having been consigned so quickly to oblivion and infamy, she may yet prove her critics wrong, says Mary Dejevsky
Macron’s decision to dissolve the National Assembly and call parliamentary elections has cost him – and Europe – dear, writes Mary Dejevsky. And this is a crisis of his own making…
Fears of America ending the Ukraine war on Russia’s terms are based on myths and misunderstandings.
By: Mary Dejevsky
There can be no doubt that the end of Assad's rule in Syria has weakened Russia's position in the Middle East and dented Moscow's international standing, such as it is.
There can be no doubt that the end of Assad’s rule in Syria has weakened Russia’s position in the Middle East and dented Moscow’s international standing, such as it is.
Why is Starmer flogging Britain’s national heritage to a Czech oligarch?
By: Mary Dejevsky
The UK government – a Labour government, no less, with a huge parliamentary majority – has given the go-ahead for a Czech billionaire to buy Royal Mail for £3.6 billion. Yes, that’s correct. A foreign businessman, an oligarch by any other name, with the classic combination of interests in energy, communications and football, is about to buy one of the UK’s oldest and most recognisable public institutions – and almost no one has turned a hair.
By: Mary Dejevsky
The Pelicot trial was billed as proof of the depths to which men’s treatment of women can plunge – but it may not have quite the resonance that many women hope, says Mary Dejevsky
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