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Is this the same Britain that prides itself as a birthplace of modern rule of law, as a bastion of liberal democracy and its values, which calls for Russia to be brought to international justice over its invasion and plunder of Ukraine? It begs the broader question, amid the backlash against globalisation: what is allowed in the name of sovereignty and national interest?
We also ask our panel about how to win the argument in the four-way battle with an uncharacteristically united left, a stronger far right and traditional conservatives that are weakened but still relevant.
But there are no Western sanctions on cereal and fertiliser exports. In front of the United Nations, the president of the EU Council called on the Kremlin to "stop stealing grain in Ukraine while shifting the blame on others."
What words should King Philippe employ in evoking what was originally not a colony but the personal property of his forefather King Léopold II? Six decades after independence, what kind of reception will he receive from the Congolese?
In the immediate future, that will not stop Moscow's march on the Donbas, where it is flattening entire cities to achieve its aims. Will the West waver there too? The United States announced it will not supply Ukraine with long-range weapons that can strike inside Russia. We ask about the timing of that announcement and the message it sends to the Kremlin.
In the wake of Joe Biden calling the shooting domestic terrorism in the name of white supremacy, François Picard's panel argues over how the "Great Repacement", a conspiracy theory imported from France, went from the fringe to Fox News to Capitol Hill. Will the far-right carry white supremacist ideas all the way to victory in November's midterm elections?
Is it a miserable own goal by Putin, or further fodder for the "us versus them" siege mentality that is the cornerstone these days of a Russian propaganda machine that has gone full throttle? How will he really react and will public opinion continue to follow him? At a time when neither side wants to negotiate, should the West double down or offer Putin an exit ramp?
Twitter is certainly a bullhorn and the boss of Tesla and SpaceX certainly has opinions: a free speech absolutist, Musk lets loose in his tweets, for instance once calling Canada's prime minister a Nazi over Covid-19 restrictions. Who decides on what grounds whether someone like Donald Trump stays banned or gets restored to the platform?