July 6, 2020

Why Covid won’t kill off populism Those hardest hit by the Great Lockdown are the ones who were already rejecting mainstream politics

Matthew Goodwin

04.07

Macron’s pointless green gestures The President hasn't realised France is more worried about the economy than the environment

Anne-Elisabeth Moutet

03.07

China’s modern genocide There's nothing new about the eugenics being practised in the Uighur "re-education" camps

Sarah Ditum

03.07

Is Trump about to quit? Those keenest for the President to drop out of the race are some of his more serious supporters

Justin Webb

03.07

How a 1990s book predicted 2020 Christopher Lasch's 'The Revolt of the Elites' detailed how capitalism would radicalise the rich

Ed West

03.07

What does my gladiator dream mean? This ancient analysis of nocturnal visions is superforecasting, second-century style

Daniel Kalder

02.07

Blame the parents for this angry activism Today's young adults have been raised without boundaries or authority — no wonder they're lashing out

Mary Harrington

02.07

Britain needs to build a better brand Divorced from the EU, the UK is going to have to put some effort into selling itself

Mary Dejevsky

02.07

The Church shouldn’t hide its sordid past If you pretend everything is perfect, there will be no grounds for redemption

Giles Fraser

02.07

How Trump could refuse to go Will the President bow out with good grace — or will he play dirty and find a way to stay?

Daniel Baer

01.07

Stop apologising for cultural appropriation Politically correct crusades undermine all that's valuable in a diverse society

Ralph Leonard

01.07

The emptiness of the Intellectual Dark Web A new book asks if Jordan Peterson's coterie really are renegades — or just anti-liberal troublemakers

James Bloodworth