Giuseppe writes of the NHS in crisis due to poor government decisions.

'Putin the new tsar', a book by Steven Lee Myers

An analysis by Giuseppe Bignardi on what we can learn from the war in Ukraine. Both the EU and Nato...

The Assault on Truth is a book by Peter Osborne which takes a look at Johnson, Trump and others, truths,...

Giuseppe Bignardi considers the impact and possible consequences of the decision to lift all Covid restrictions.

Scandals around Boris Johnson range from favouritism to Wallpapergate and Partygate. All were entirely foreseeable.

What is the situation with the new Omicron variant? And what are our Covid lessons for England in 2022? Giuseppe...

Giuseppe Bignardi writes about some of the wealth of Christmas food traditions in different parts of Italy.

Boris Johnson has declared victory against Covid on a few occasions now, but Covid doesn't seem to have heard

What can we do to fight climate change? Giuseppe Bignardi makes some practical suggestions

Giuseppe Bignardi reviews Instructions on how to become a fascist by Michela Murgia. For example, blame ALL politicians...

The NHS is in crisis. The government has mismanaged Covid and Brexit has not helped. An analysis by Giuseppe Bignardi.

Can the shortage of lorry drivers and other workers turn us into a country with high productivity, as claimed by...

My impression is that vaccine hesitancy is a greater problem in Italy.

Giuseppe Bignardi assesses where we are in the UK in how we continue to deal with the pandemic: the issue...

The impact of Brexit and Covid

Giuseppe Bignardi considers the Prime Minister's decision to remove all restrictions at a time of rising infections.

How many more variants of concern are we going to see?

To understand how important asylum-seekers and migrants are, we need to look no further than our Cabinet Ministers!

If freeports were such a good solution, why we have not tried them before? Sadly, the answer is that we...

Giuseppe Bignardi writes about the roll-out of vaccines across the world.

If Brexit had to happen, the most sensible way would have been to remain in the single market.

The starting point in the author’s analysis is that Donald Trump’s election was the consequence of dissatisfaction.

The EU argues that there needs to be reciprocity and proportionality to make sure there is an equitable distribution of...

The government has failed to put together a plan to rescue the social care sector, despite Boris Johnson’s claim in...

It is good to have a roadmap, but is it wise to have dates if we are really going be...

Boris Johnson’s government has fared badly in this pandemic, mostly because of delays in introducing restrictions and a dysfunctional privatised...

Countries acting individually will not deliver the number of vaccines the world needs (Zosia Kmietowicz in the British Medical Journal...

Do vaccines produced in a country ‘belong’ to that country, until all needs of that country have been satisfied?

Boris’ father is an advocate of the freedom of movement within the EU. How can we explain Boris Johnson’s political...