Walter Ellis is a journalist who writes for Reaction and POLITICO Europe. His articles cover a range of topics including politics, economics, social issues, and international affairs. With a keen eye for analysis and a knack for storytelling, Walter provides insightful perspectives on current events and trends.
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Far from suffering, Brittany and northern France might just reap the rewards of climate change.
The rewards of capitalism are too concentrated in a small group at the top while the middle classes are struggling and the poor are stuck.
Is there any correlation between an elite Western education and future good governance, or even support for the ideal of representative democracy? The experiences of Africa and the Middle East aren…
Will the monarch be tempted to underline climate differences between himself and his prime minister ahead of COP 28?
As you reach old age, the ranks of your old friends inevitably thin out. Tony Holden is another who will now be missed.
The gates of Hell are about to open for Hama, warns Israel. Gaza as we have known it, like Carthage of old, is about to cease to exist.
Just four days ago, Rishi Sunak looked comfortably placed to win the Least Likely to Succeed trophy in the ongoing European Grand National.
Instead of empowering the centre, President Emmanuel Macron will leave France with only a hard-left and hard-right.
It is time to be wise after the event. Yesterday, French voters turned the politics of their country upside down , leaving both pollsters and the
You have to laugh. You really do. I certainly did when I read just yesterday that Michel Barnier had reached the head of the queue to be the new French prime minister.
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