Jonathan Saunders

An English-Dutch writer based in London, he is the joint Editor-in-chief of The New Federalist, International Officer of the Young European Movement, and has been an electoral candidate for the Labour Party. He has a bachelor’s degree in Politics with International Relations from the University of Plymouth and is a postgraduate student in Political Thought and Intellectual History at the University of London. He is a specialist in socialist and contemporary British history and his interests include photography, literature, and pop music. You can follow him on Instagram @jonathannicosaunders.

This author's articles (4)

The British Monarchy Is Rotten Far Beyond Andrew

As Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the citizen formerly known as Prince, slouched in a vain, half-hearted attempt to avoid being photographed following his arrest, it was not just the remaining dignity of this odious symbol of privilege and aristocracy which disappeared, but any lasting (…)

Thursday 26 February 2026

The Front Line Against Nationalism: Become a New Federalist Writer

The fireworks ushering in a new year had barely begun to burn out before President Trump kidnapped President Maduro, threatened to invade a NATO member state, and was faced by the biggest rebellion in Iran since the revolution of 1979. Europe is facing an existential threat to its relevance as (…)

Friday 16 January 2026

Grande-Bretagne et Europe : Toujours voués à terminer en divorce ?

« Je veux parler de la tragédie de l’Europe, ce continent noble, le siège de toutes les races parentes du monde occidentale, la fondation de la foi et de l’éthique chrétiennes, l’origine de la plupart de la culture, des arts, de la philosophie et de la science des époques anciennes et modernes. (…)

Monday 4 August 2025

Britain and Europe: A Marriage Always Destined for Divorce?

“I wish to speak about the tragedy of Europe, this noble continent, the home of all the great parent races of the Western world, the foundation of Christian faith and ethics, the origin of most of the culture, arts, philosophy, and science both of ancient and modern times. If Europe were united (…)

Sunday 27 July 2025
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