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Living in Downing Street was like being a prisoner in a soulless cage - with fleas! by LIZ TRUSS. In a political memoir like no other, the 49-day PM tells the inside story of her downfall... and the Queen's last words to her - Vimarsana News

Living in Downing Street was like being a prisoner in a soulless cage - with fleas! by LIZ TRUSS. In a political memoir like no other, the 49-day PM tells the inside story of her downfall... and the Queen's last words to her

On the day I won the Conservative leadership election, my mind was turning over the huge number of things I needed to do once I took over as Prime Minister.

Why and How the UK and US Shaped Israel to Create Endless Conflict - Vimarsana News

Why and How the UK and US Shaped Israel to Create Endless Conflict

Even though the land could not yet absorb sixteen million, nor even eight, enough could return... to prove that the enterprise was one that blessed him that gave as well as him that took by forming for England a little loyal Jewish Ulster in a sea of potentially hostile Arabism.” -- Ronald Storrs, Military Governor

《大幻觉》The Great Illusion - 博客 - Vimarsana News

《大幻觉》The Great Illusion - 博客

诺曼·安吉尔爵士,英国经济学家诺曼·安吉尔爵士(SirNormanAngell,1873年12月26日出生于英国林肯郡霍尔比奇,1967年10月7日逝世于萨里郡克罗伊登)是一位英国经济学家和国际和平工作者,于1933年荣获诺贝尔和平奖。...

Door to Eurasia, lock of Türkiye: Çanakkale Strait - Vimarsana News

Door to Eurasia, lock of Türkiye: Çanakkale Strait

The Çanakkale Strait, or the Dardanelles, is Türkiye's crucial maritime chokepoint, linking Europe and Asia and controlling access to the Black Sea,...

The Royal Navy Really Might Want to Stop Building Aircraft Carriers - Vimarsana News

The Royal Navy Really Might Want to Stop Building Aircraft Carriers

Current plans call for the Royal Navy's Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carriers to remain in service until 2069. The questions being asked are whether that will truly happen, and whether it even should.