Alexander Shaw
Journalist
The West
The Quiet War on England’s Daughters
In the wake of the ‘grooming' scandal, England is coming to terms with a social and legal hegemony unknown since the time of Cromwell. In this Visegrád24 exclusive, Robin Tilbrook, Leader of the English Democrats, explains his call to arms.
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Culture WarsLet Them Eat Steak
The conflict between free markets and central planners is reflected in meat eating and plant based ideologies, argues Alexander Shaw.Alexander Shaw
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Culture WarsMiddle EastWar and Fashion
The lesson hasn't been learned: glamour can mask tyranny, allowing dictators and their consorts to exploit the Western media's adoration.Alexander Shaw
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The WestBreaking the Chains of Bureaucracy: Rafał Brzoska’s Fight for a Freer Europe
In this Visegrád24 exclusive one of Poland’s first billionaires, Rafał Brzoska, tells of his bold vision to level up Poland's economy and prevent a brain drain.Alexander Shaw
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The WestWhat Is ‘Passport Power’?
Brexit cut UK passport perks—but did it boost real power? From tax breaks abroad to unexpected prestige in immigration lines, the truth is far stranger than the doom-mongers predicted.Alexander Shaw
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The WestBritain’s Education Tax
Labour’s private school tax won’t hurt elites - it will crowd state schools, punish the poor, and undermine one of Britain’s last great global assets.Alexander Shaw
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The WestCulture WarsCan Britain Bring Back the Death Penalty?
Calls to bring back the death penalty in the UK will reignite tensions over national sovereignty and European influence. Can Britain defy the European Convention on Human Rights and reclaim control over its legislation?Alexander Shaw
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