The West: Languishing from Adolf and Angela’s Nihilism
Koos Malan writes on extreme nationalism and globalist liberalism in the West.
3.5.2026 |
Koos Malan
Nothing Wrong With DA Salary Top Ups
Koos Malan writes on the additional remuneration given to certain Democratic Alliance politicians.
18.4.2026 |
Koos Malan
John Steenhuisen and His Circle’s Anti-Constitutionalist and ANC-Light Misbehaviour
Professor Koos Malan critiques John Steenhuisen's ideological shift, warning that his actions could align the DA with ANC-style totalitarianism and undermine the party's constitutionalist values.
29.3.2026 |
Koos Malan
Marco Rubio in Munich and the Paleo-Western Renaissance
Koos Malan writes on Marco Rubio's address at the Munich Security Conference.
15.3.2026 |
Koos Malan
Rising to the Challenge of the New World Order
Koos Malan argues that the much‑celebrated rules‑based international order has always been a mirage, and that balance of power politics, not multilateral law, has been the true guarantor of peace among great powers.
22.2.2026 |
Koos Malan
Don't Cry For The Dated “Rules-Based” Order
Koos Malan writes on how Trump’s Davos message and Carney’s warning suggest the old global rules-based order is spent, and power balances will decide peace.
8.2.2026 |
Koos Malan
There is No Supreme International Law
Koos Malan writes on how recent global events show that power, not principle, determines international conduct, revealing the limits of the so-called rules-based order.
15.1.2026 |
Koos Malan
Who Possesses the Tools of Government in South Africa?
Koos Malan writes on how business and organised civil society have stepped in to repair a weakened South African state, and why they must guard their independence against an ANC still committed to totalitarian control.
16.12.2025 |
Koos Malan
Societal Constitutionalism in the Place of the Moribund State
Koos Malan says a new type of constitutionalism may be emerging.
30.11.2025 |
Koos Malan
Anger and Distress about Invasions into Our Sovereignty
Regular Common Sense columnist Koos Malan argues that what the ANC complains are attacks on South Africa's sovereignty are in fact the predictable consequences of its own policies.
15.11.2025 |
Koos Malan
