Category Archives: Travel Journalism
Armenia’s memorial to the 20th century’s first genocide–against 1.5 million Christians
The Armenian Genocide Memorial rests atop the Tsitsernakaberd—literally, “swallow’s fortress”—a hill that rises sharply from [...]
What Morocco Taught Me About the Decline of the West
I am not a globalist, but I am something of a hypocrite. Which is to [...]
Peter Hitchens Reflects on 50 Years in Journalism
In the early morning of January 13, 1991, thousands of Lithuanians in the capital of [...]
Russia’s Christian Dissidents
“Everything will be alright. And even if it isn’t, we’ll have the consolation of having [...]
How Covid fuelled a 21st century Peasant’s Revolt
As I write, dozens of tractors, one with an enormous manure spreader hitched to it, [...]
What I saw at the EU farmer’s protest
On Wednesday night, hundreds of tractors poured into Brussels down the swanky main drag pulling [...]
Travels with Charles
Six months after the Russian invasion, I meet Charles Coloumbe at his apartment outside Vienna [...]
On the road with Laura Ingalls Wilder
Telling people that your family just visited De Smet, South Dakota, generally produces quizzical looks. [...]
What they’re saying about the West in Russia right now
By Jonathon Van Maren I’ve now been in Russia since the beginning of last week, [...]