Michael Day

1 week ago | aol.co.uk | Michael Day

Ending a war in 24 hours is tricky – as self-proclaimed peacemaker Donald Trump is discovering. Even four months isn't a long time when the conflict you’ve offered to help resolve involves a maniacal head of a nuclear-armed mafia state determined to take over a plucky democratic neighbour.

1 week ago | msn.com | Michael Day

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1 week ago | independent.ie | Michael Day

Ending a war in 24 hours is tricky – as self-proclaimed peacemaker Donald Trump is discovering. Even four months isn't a long time when the conflict you’ve offered to help resolve involves a maniacal head of a nuclear-armed, mafia state determined to take over a plucky democratic neighbour.

1 month ago | independent.co.uk | Michael Day

CommentThe King and Queen’s four-day state visit is part of the rolling reset of Britain’s post-Brexit relationships with Europe – but, says Michael Day, there’s even more resting on itNever underestimate the value of soft power. Britain has the kind of cultural and diplomatic influence that enables us to punch above our weight on the world stage – and in spite of the recent cuts to international aid. And for this, we mostly have the royal family to thank.

2 months ago | independent.co.uk | Michael Day

CommentWhen a group of north London dog-walkers asked gay men to stop using the ancient green space for open-air hook-ups, queer campaigners said it was their 'cultural right'. We no longer live in a twilight world – so it’s really not, says Michael DayThe militant dog walkers of Hampstead are in trouble.