Historian John Charmley has written that Churchill viewed British domination around the globe, such as the British Empire, as a natural consequence of social Darwinism. Charmley argued that similar to many of Churchill's … See more

In 1907, Churchill made it a condition of British support for a United South Africa: “...our right to be consulted effectively upon the native … See more

In 1937, during the midst of the Arab revolt in Palestine, Churchill spoke at length during Parliamentary debates on the British policy in Palestine. Churchill insisted that the British government not renege on its 1917 promise to create a Jewish national … See more

In 1906, Churchill defended the Indian minority in South Africa. In 1919, he openly condemned the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre, referring to it as "unutterably monstrous". After the Second World War's end, Churchill paid tribute to the Indian contribution in the … See more

Even though he was wary of communist Jews, Churchill strongly supported Zionism and he described Jews as "the most formidable and the most remarkable race", whose "first loyalty will always be towards [Jews]".
Churchill had some … See more

In 1904, ten years before the passage of the third Home Rule bill, Churchill said about Irish Home Rule: "I remain of the opinion that a … See more

In 1902, Churchill called China a "barbaric nation" and advocated for the "partition of China". He wrote:
I think we shall have to take the Chinese in hand and regulate … See more