21 Jul 2020 - 1:05am

The myth of ‘Anglo-America’ Simplistic civilisational narratives are all the rage right now — but take them with a pinch of salt

Peter Franklin

21.07

How the Trumps silence their women Ghosts, victims and collaborators — the female members of the family rarely speak out

Tanya Gold

20.07

What would Zionism’s founder think of Israel? The authority of Theodor Herzl is often misunderstood or misused by his successors

Alexander Faludy

20.07

How Leeds enables ‘paid rape’ The local authorities' approach to prostitution facilitates trafficking, assault — and even murder

Julie Bindel

20.07

The coming water wars A new dam will give Ethiopia control of the Nile, and imperil Egypt's security. Will the two comes to blows?

Tim Marshall

20.07

Would you rather be someone else? Modern literature dwells on the constant regret that is a downside of unlimited choice

Dan Hitchens

17.07

Is egg-freezing a scam? Fearing for their fertility, more and more women are undergoing the expensive, invasive procedure

Zoe Strimpel

17.07

Shamima Begum will never leave Britain The former ISIS bride has been allowed to appeal the decision to strip her of citizenship. But whatever happens, we lose

Douglas Murray

17.07

The misguided mission to mask us The latest Covid-19 ruling could permanently affect our social relations

Paul Embery

16.07

Stop pretending the BLM protests were peaceful Are journalists deliberately ignoring the effects of these devastating riots?

Michael Tracey

16.07

Even excommunication is better than cancellation Cancel and be damned: today's hyper-puritan mob justice offers no chance of redemption

Giles Fraser

16.07

Who’s afraid of the big, bad robots? A new book on technological advances takes a dim view of human nature

Timandra Harkness