February 7, 2020

The danger, and hope, of the European Right This week's National Conservatism conference in Rome brought together the continent's leading nationalist thinkers. What should we make of them?

Douglas Murray

07.02

Why is Sinn Féin rising? A seismic shift in Irish politics could see the party, which is still ruled by an army council, in government

David Quinn

07.02

It’s time to put MPs in uniform The Tracy Brabin debacle proves that sartorial choices are eclipsing our lawmakers' ideas

Polly Mackenzie

06.02

I don’t miss the nastiness of the Left The Tories recognise that human beings are inherently broken; the Left is convinced we're perfectible

Giles Fraser

06.02

There’s no such thing as a green vegan Switching to 'alt-meat' diets might be good news for animals, but does it actually help the planet?

Mary Harrington

06.02

How Kenya became a tyranny of the minority The late Daniel arap Moi mobilised faith and identity to rule with an iron fist

Christopher Rhodes

05.02

Are mental health apps totally useless? The NHS is recommending cheap tech that's barely been tested

Tom Chivers

05.02

Britain’s new class war A new democratic pluralism is needed to bring political peace to divided nations. Britain's post-liberals could blaze the trail

Michael Lind

05.02

Why men can’t talk about miscarriage Losing a baby is extraordinarily traumatic for women — but the grief men feel goes largely unrecognised

Harry Carr

04.02

Have we been played by China? We've got into bed with the emerging global power without a coherent strategy

James Kirkup

04.02

The YouTube-ification of the Right Conservatives should take a step back from the day-to-day combat of the culture war

Niall Gooch

04.02

Which is worse, work or no work? There must be a way to navigate between the bad ideas of workism and anti-workism

Peter Franklin