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This presentation by Albanian Dr Olsi Jazexhi was given at the late Ian R. Crane’s Alternative View 8 event in May 2018.

UK Column presents an exclusive report following Brian Gerrish’s visit to Reiner Fuellmich in prison.

Cynthia Chung argues that the social credit system and fintech ‘crises’ in China were engineered by Anglo-American institutions who also fuelled the 2008 U.S. financial crisis.

Carl Zha welcomes back Dr. Warwick Powell to examine the latest developments that surround the reported U.S.–Iran memorandum of understanding, the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, and what it could mean for global energy markets, regional security, and the future of the Middle East.

This second part of Charles' interview with Jake discusses the idea that, to see clearly, whether on paper or in the world, requires us to consciously strip away assumptions and bias. To become more objective is as much a spiritual and political journey as an intellectual one.

Jonathan Marshall returns to UK Column to speak about his extraordinary career working with horses and falcons and how much he has learned from the natural world.

What makes the Heritage party tick and how did it counter censorship of small parties in the recent Welsh elections?

In Part One of this conversation, Charles Malet and Jake Fern discuss truth, control, fear, and what it means to truly think for yourself. From media narratives and public opinion to personal responsibility and sovereignty of mind, they explore why so many people feel trapped between wanting freedom and wanting to be told what to do.

In this latest episode of Military Matters, Brian Gerrish and Charles Malet discuss the grounding of HMNZS Manawanui and the failure of current military leadership.

Ben Rubin and Brian Gerrish talk about UK Column’s recent interview with Nick Griffin and the reaction it received.

Mark Anderson talks to J. M. Weston Briggs, author of the classic book Alice and the Money Tree, revisiting some of its key themes since its publication in 2018.

Charles Malet and William Dalrymple discuss the huge rise of corporate power and influence in an increasingly violent and narrative-driven world.

Professor Diane Rasmussen spoke with Rodney Atkinson, one of Britain’s most successful political economists, at his home in the North East of England about a range of important national and international topics.

David Rasnick, a biochemist of many decades, argues that cancer is caused by aneuploidy — an abnormal number or balance of chromosomes — not by individual gene mutations as mainstream medicine claims.