Britain's Suicidal Obsession with Interventionism

Won’t somebody tell Starmer that Britain can barely field a single brigade?

For nearly a millennium, Britain has lingered on the fringes of European affairs—safely stationed behind the English Channel—yet forever eager to meddle in continental conflicts. Now, as the nation’s military might has shrunk to a mere echo of its imperial past, that interventionist impulse has morphed into a dangerous, self-defeating enterprise.

At the …