March 1, 2021

Why political language matters When politicians talk in abstractions, politics itself begins to lose coherence

Zachary Hardman

27.02

How to stop China’s long march The world is now wide awake to communist hostility — coordinated action must follow

Edward Luttwak

26.02

Confessions of a female journalist Revealing secrets has become a commodity with the power to make or break a career

Sarah Ditum

26.02

France can’t cancel Napoleon How will Emmanuel Macron mark the general's difficult bicentenary?

John Lichfield

26.02

Why is the woke mob so scared? The no-platforming of yet another academic raises uncomfortable questions about free speech

Douglas Murray

26.02

In defence of moral panics More often than not, we need to listen to our inner Mary Whitehouse

Niall Gooch

25.02

Are you a ‘basic conservative’? As Tony Soprano shows, we all long for clear-cut social norms — even if we disobey them

Ed West

25.02

Will Rishi Sunak survive this Budget? The Chancellor's ability to move fast and not break things may yet be his undoing

Peter Franklin

25.02

Don’t cancel the Classics The ancient world has become the latest battlefield in today's culture wars

Daisy Dunn

25.02

Celebrity chefs are past their sell-by date Cooked up in a cloud kitchen, post-Covid foodie culture relies on a new type of influencer

Mary Harrington

24.02

Can the EU survive the death of liberalism? The bloc was designed for a philosophy that no longer exists

Larry Siedentop

24.02

How lockdown changed us Like prisoners, we're grateful for the slightest glimpse of freedom — but did it have to be like this?

Freddie Sayers