February 14, 2023

Will Ukraine survive Russia’s spring offensive? In Kherson, battle-hardened troops are prepared for the worst

David Patrikarakos

14.02

How to stop China’s spy balloons Building new air defences ignores a stealthier threat

Edward Luttwak

14.02

Andrew Tate is not a terrorist The UK's Prevent Strategy has lost its purpose

Liam Duffy

13.02

The tyranny of digital currencies Central banks are creating their own surveillance state

Thomas Fazi

13.02

The Red Wall firebrand is a myth Lee Anderson is the tribune of an imaginary working class

John Oxley

13.02

We need to talk about chemsex Power structures shape and curtail our desires

Michelle Lhooq

13.02

Why food should be more expensive For once, Jeremy Clarkson is right

John Lewis-Stempel

11.02

The Guardian’s links to the slave trade Its founding myth depends on moral contortionism

Ashley Rindsberg

10.02

The problem with ‘trans women are women’ Is it any wonder people are confused?

Kathleen Stock

10.02

Scotland turns on gender ideology Our polling reveals Scottish voters are the most trans-sceptical

Freddie Sayers

10.02

How Russia can end the war An invasion through Belarus would accelerate negotiations

Edward Luttwak

10.02

Will a Trumpian party destroy the GOP? The Republicans have always been shaped by insurgencies

Oliver Bateman