The British monarchy is one of the longest-surviving institutions in human history. To quote my favourite movie, it is history.

Accepting the Edmund Burke Award in London in November 2016, John Howard paid homage to the eighteenth-century Anglo-Irish statesman.

Some academics try to politicise history and avoid ‘hard evidence’ as an excuse to gain power.

In medieval Europe, feudalism lacked full systematic consistency due to its traditions-based customs rather than legal frameworks.

Hunter Biden’s laptop, the Wuhan lab leak and the Trump-Russia collusion hoax are just some of the fake news stories published by Times.

The First World War had just ended. Germany lay in ruins. The people were desperately grasping for a new leader—a saviour...

[Communism in China: Part 4] With the Kuomintang no longer a threat, Mao quickly began to reform China into ‘His’ communist state.

It’s well known that Communism killed 100 million people, but few are aware of the obsession Karl Marx had with the Devil.

Not many academics are brave enough to defend the record of the British Empire.

There is an easy solution to protect our national monuments from anti-Australia vandals. The question is: Are we brave enough to enact it?