June 23, 2020

Why ‘Labor of Love’ is a feminist masterpiece The revolutionary new dating show dares to take a single, older woman seriously

Zoe Strimpel

22.06

Will Libya tear Nato apart? The North African state is a disaster zone slowly sucking in the region's belligerents

Aris Roussinos

22.06

Why heroes should wear masks If there were a downside of wearing masks, wouldn't we have noticed it by now?

Peter Franklin

22.06

The case for taking more risks Matthew Crawford's new book is one of the most original works of practical philosophy to be published in years

John Gray

22.06

The truth about the Battle of Dijon The orgy of violence stemmed from Chechen pride, not entrenched French racism

John Lichfield

19.06

The Tories are facing a new revolt on the Right Those who voted for Boris are becoming increasingly disillusioned with his failure to be a true Conservative

Matthew Goodwin

19.06

The defector taking on Kim Jong-un Park Sang-hak is defying authorities in both North and South Korea to bring down the dictatorship

Ian Birrell

19.06

Maybe it’s best we don’t check our privilege The desperate desire to see injustice and unfairness is a guaranteed path to unhappiness

Douglas Murray

18.06

How US journalism lost its spine The media is petrified of showing even mild scepticism of woke orthodoxy

Michael Tracey

18.06

Is there anything left to bind us together? The philosophy of nominalism chips away at the things we all have in common

Giles Fraser

18.06

This is no ‘cultural revolution’ Comparisons between 2020 and Mao's China can only go so far: in the end, America will get through this

Daniel Kalder

18.06

The bloody truth about animals It's time to tell kids the truth about the way predators — including humans — relate to prey

Mary Harrington