Tim Black is a journalist whose work has been featured in spiked LTD, National Post, Inc., and Moguldom. He covers a range of topics including politics, culture, and current affairs, often providing critical analysis and challenging mainstream narratives.
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Tim Black's coverage indicates a focus on opinion editorials, legal policy regulation, evolving political and societal stories. His articles often touch on government & politics, culture & society, and world affairs including topics such as international relations, terrorism, media and immigration.
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The Radiohead frontman is right to stand up to the BDS mob.
The liberal elite’s refusal to accept Trump's 2016 victory did terrible damage to American democracy.
On Thursday night, in a dark echo of Europe’s darkest days, Amsterdam bore witness to a pogrom.
They are reminding an aloof Labour government who really keeps society moving.
Whoever wins this bloody battle between Assad and the jihadists, the Syrian people have already lost.
The terrible 13-years-long conflict in Syria has been mainly framed as a civil war between the government of Bashar al-Assad and domestic opponents. The sight of jihadist group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) capturing villages and towns in north-west Syria, before advancing on and taking the city of Aleppo on Friday, has largely been interpreted through this civil-war lens – as the reignition of a conflict between ‘rebel’ groups and ‘regime’ or ‘government’ forces.
Western elites feel increasingly emboldened to trample over votes that don’t go their way.
His rotten, brutal reign is over. What now for Syria?
The fallout from Assad’s toppling could prove fatal for Kurdish aspirations for independence and democracy.
She called critics of gender ideology bigots, but now she expects us to feel sorry for her.
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