17 Mar 2026 - 10:00am

Does Peter Thiel think Pope Leo is the Antichrist? AI regulation has become a new theological battleground

Samuel Rubinstein

17.03

Iran war has exposed Nato’s fatal divisions Trump’s anger at supposed allies provides an opening for enemies

William Nattrass

16.03

Niagara Falls lights up for Long Covid Awareness Day The waterfalls are frequently illuminated to recognise medical conditions

UnHerd Staff

16.03

Censoring Iran war news sets a dangerous precedent

Aaron Terr

16.03

Poll: over half of young men not ready for a relationship New data has highlighted Generation Z’s fear of rejection

Archie Earle

16.03

Russia’s internet shutdown could boost anti-Putin dissent Kremlin paranoia will alienate citizens and soldiers alike

Bethany Elliott

16.03

The NHS cannot cure Britain’s anxiety epidemic Social isolation is not a medical issue

Josephine Bartosch

15.03

Jürgen Habermas: the last great defender of Enlightenment reason The philosopher saw that public life would become atomised

Ralph Leonard

15.03

Iran war is edging towards American troop deployment

Tom Rogan

15.03

Arctic is pushing Canada and America into a strategic split Mark Carney’s defence investment shows Ottawa is preparing for life without the US

Michael Cuenco

15.03

Will France’s local elections foreshadow the 2027 presidential race? This month’s results will have national — and continental — implications

Anne-Elisabeth Moutet

14.03

Meta is building a fake social network A platform for bots marks a new stage in the internet’s evolution

Katherine Dee

14.03

Why are Islamists praising Nick Griffin?

Inaya Folarin Iman

14.03

Poll: majority of Britons think World War III likely in next decade New data also points to declining faith in the country’s military

Rob Lownie

13.03

White House memes are a rebuke to ‘West Wing’ worldview Traditional moral messaging has been replaced by viral displays of strength

Mary Harrington

13.03

Trump’s oil sanctions pause is a gift to Russia Flexible punishment does little to deter enemies

Maximilian Hess

13.03

Hillary Clinton launches Epstein deposition merchandise

Archie Earle

13.03

Poll: Reform UK is most popular party among gay and bisexual men New data suggests Farage’s outfit has opened up a clear lead over its rivals

Rob Lownie

13.03

Palestine Action responsible for 92% of UK terror arrests

Archie Earle

12.03

Why oil shocks strike at the heart of America’s car culture Gas prices could be a losing issue for Trump

Daniel Kalder

12.03

Jake Paul is the true heir to Trump The YouTuber-turned-boxer embodies MAGA culture better than anyone else

Oliver Bateman

12.03

JD Vance knows Iran will haunt 2028 His silence on the conflict could be a prudent strategy

Sohrab Ahmari

12.03

Iran war has given Putin leverage over Trump

Jennifer Kavanagh

12.03

New UK banknotes flatten our national history Replacing Winston Churchill with a hedgehog is another blow to British identity

Niall Gooch

11.03

Meet the Nick Fuentes ally leading College Republicans of America Kai Schwemmer has a history of Groyper activism

Archie Earle

11.03

Noma scandal punctures myth of the enlightened restaurant Kitchen tyrants use platitudes to hide abusive behaviour

Richard Crampton-Platt

11.03

EU’s climate regret is too little, too late

Andrew Orlowski

11.03

Will Green defections destroy the Labour Party? Zack Polanski offers a more convincing Left-wing platform than Keir Starmer

Peter Franklin

11.03

Scottish police are turning a blind eye to grooming gangs Authorities don’t want to be seen as racist

Iain Macwhirter

10.03

Why New York City is a target for Islamic extremism Jihadists see the Big Apple as the stage for their violent fantasies

Seth Barron

10.03

Trump can win in Cuba without regime change Officials in Havana are willing to negotiate with America

Daniel DePetris

10.03

Iran war is testing AfD’s faith in Donald Trump

Katja Hoyer