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06.03
EU’s €150 billion defence plan won’t make up for US exit
Brussels is still reliant on American leadership
Jack Smith
Wednesday
05.03
05.03
US intelligence loss could hamper Ukraine’s battlefield progress
Forces had until now significantly slowed Russian advances
Bethany Elliott
05.03
Trump’s college funding threat puts free speech at risk
Greg Lukianoff and Adam Goldstein
05.03
Ukraine is not a winning issue for Reform UK
Voters will be turned off by the lack of a clear party line
John Oxley
05.03
Democrats’ protest falls flat at Trump Congress speech
The party of opposition has not worked out how to oppose
Emily Jashinsky
05.03
Can Ukraine salvage Macron’s legacy?
A bromance with Starmer has compensated for his unpopularity in France
Anne-Elisabeth Moutet
Tuesday
04.03
04.03
Trump’s Mexican border crackdown is working
David Agren
04.03
Will the NHS outsource assisted dying?
Kim Leadbeater's bill has taken a dystopian turn
Yuan Yi Zhu
04.03
It’s not just tariffs causing Nvidia’s price drop
The AI company had already been hit by the rise of DeepSeek
Philip Pilkington
04.03
Anora’s Mikey Madison is wrong to sanitise prostitution
Joan Smith
04.03
JD Vance escalates pressure on Zelensky in new interview
American foreign policy is undergoing its own Zeitenwende
Fred Bauer
Monday
03.03
03.03
Trump’s crypto reserve could create a market bubble
A digital gold rush may leave the US economy exposed
Gavin Haynes
03.03
Rachel Reeves has no answer to UK’s struggling economy
John Rapley
03.03
Why are Democrats staying quiet on Trump-Zelensky clash?
Sensing a shift in the public mood, the party leadership has been notably reserved
Oliver Bateman
03.03
Israel’s aid block threatens precarious Gaza ceasefire
Netanyahu and Hamas are both refusing to budge
David Swift
03.03
UK politicians are virtue signalling about Trump — again
Sadiq Khan's curry offer to the President is a hollow gesture
Tom Jones
Sunday
02.03
02.03
Europe struggles for relevance at Starmer’s London summit
Anatol Lieven
02.03
Skype’s death marks the end of a simpler digital age
Today's smartphone wave demands far more of our attention
Ella Dorn
02.03
Can Andrew Cuomo’s Rightward shift be trusted?
Seth Barron
02.03
Has Trump inspired a Lib Dem surge?
Ed Davey's party has made significant progress in the polls this year
Peter Franklin
Saturday
01.03
01.03
NHS puberty blocker trial should not go ahead
Medical chiefs are still failing to learn from the Cass Review
Victoria Smith
01.03
Why isn’t Labour scrapping non-crime hate incidents?
Contrary to Starmer's promise, the state is treading very heavily on citizens
Niall Gooch
01.03
Starmer’s DC visit confirms Britain’s subordination
Sycophancy has overtaken national independence
Aaron Bastani
Friday
28.02
28.02
Gene Hackman’s death: a glimpse of Hollywood’s dark side
Poppy Sowerby
28.02
Germany’s misinformation plan targets thoughtcrime
Citizens are being encouraged to snitch on their friends and family
Ralph Schoellhammer
28.02
Kemi Badenoch is turning realism into a culture war
She is reducing the national interest to a point-scoring exercise
Philip Cunliffe
28.02
What Suella Braverman gets wrong about Englishness
Ralph Leonard
28.02
John Swinney’s trans stance is electoral suicide
The First Minister's comments will alienate key SNP voters
Nina Welsch
Thursday
27.02
27.02
Is the US economy starting to crack?
John Rapley
27.02
Ukraine mineral agreement is a bad deal for Trump
The President risks entangling the US in more European conflicts
Christopher McCallion
27.02
Audiobooks are not a threat to children’s literacy
Our encounters with literature extend well beyond the page
Sam Leith
27.02
Can Britain benefit from Ukraine’s minerals deal?
Sang-Hwa Lee
27.02
The UK’s Net Zero economy isn’t booming
New CBI figures conveniently ignore the extent of Government subsidies
Jonathan Ford
Wednesday
26.02
26.02
Trump’s gold card scheme is a gift to foreign regimes
The President is giving a free pass to oligarchs
Michael Cuenco
26.02
Jeff Bezos rebrands Washington Post as billionaire’s think tank
Sohrab Ahmari
26.02
Sadiq Khan is preventing a London grooming gangs inquiry
Organised child sexual abuse is not just a regional problem
Tom Jones
26.02
US universities are ignoring the affirmative action ban
Standardised tests are still interpreted 'holistically'
John Murawski
26.02
UK’s performative Russia sanctions won’t deter Putin
Europe is increasingly powerless in the new order
Philip Pilkington
Tuesday
25.02
25.02
Are Republican voters turning on DOGE?
Fred Bauer
25.02
New Muslim lobby group will inflame UK religious tensions
Baroness Warsi's initiative risks becoming an Islamophobia talking shop
Rakib Ehsan
25.02
Don’t blame aid cuts for Stonewall’s downward spiral
The charity's decline predates Trump
Joan Smith
25.02
Macron is no longer Europe’s Trump whisperer
His peacekeeping pitch will make more of a difference in France than in DC
Pierre-Louis Bodman
25.02
What Kemi Badenoch can learn from the German election
Henry Hill
Monday
24.02
24.02
Joy Reid’s MSNBC exit is no victory for common sense
The ultra-progressive presenter's replacements won't appeal to moderate viewers
Madeline Fry Schultz
24.02
China and America find common ground on Ukraine
Miquel Vila
24.02
Labour’s food plan won’t heal rift with farmers
Encouraging the public sector to buy British will have a negligible impact
Peter Franklin
24.02
Sahra Wagenknecht disappoints in German election
Her 'Left-conservatism' and Russia-friendly policies failed to convince voters
Ido Vock
24.02
Zelensky’s resignation won’t be enough for Trump
Washington is pressuring Kyiv to reach a deal
Bethany Elliott
24.02
Will record turnout force Germany to chart a new course?
Ralph Schoellhammer
Sunday
23.02
23.02
Is Lara Trump’s new Fox show a campaign in disguise?
The weekend slot serves as free advertising for the family
Oliver Bateman
23.02
How Democrats should take on Trump
Michael Baharaeen
23.02
Immigration debate dominates Germany ahead of election
A citizen-focused television programme had one central preoccupation
Maurice Frank
Saturday
22.02
22.02
Trump seals fusion of old and new conservatism at CPAC
The president has seamlessly absorbed traditional conservative policy goals
Michael Cuenco
22.02
Scottish Labour conference derailed by single-sex space debate
The issue of gender identity is once again dividing the party
Joan Smith
22.02
A British DOGE will never succeed
James Sean Dickson
22.02
Is Germany heading for a fractured parliament?
Voters want change — but splintering is likely
Katja Hoyer
Friday
21.02
21.02
Drone strikes on Mexican cartels are looming
Elon Musk offered his support to the plan this week
Tom Rogan
21.02
Amazon has been given a licence to kill James Bond
Selling the franchise will dilute the spy's unique cultural power
Niall Gooch
21.02
Does Reform have a Ukraine problem?
Patrick O'Flynn
21.02
Palantir UK chief: AI could become powerful censorship tool
Louis Mosley warned that the technology may soon be the ultimate arbiter
UnHerd Staff
21.02
Hamas hostage handovers are designed to anger Israel — and Trump
Is the terrorist group trying to bring an end to the ceasefire agreement?
David Swift
Thursday
20.02
20.02
Can Kash Patel restore the FBI’s credibility?
Fred Bauer
20.02
The White House is memeing too hard
Good policy is being undermined by cruel messaging
Katherine Dee
20.02
ARC afterparty brings the vibeshift to London
Transatlantic young Right-wingers are celebrating newfound momentum
Max Mitchell
20.02
Will Trump’s Zelensky spat undermine the realist cause?
Christopher McCallion
20.02
Why NYC Mayor Eric Adams will survive
A court case delay could work to the Democrat's advantage
Seth Barron
20.02
Trump’s peace plan leaves Europe exposed
Brussels is not prepared to plug the security gap left by the US
Wolfgang Munchau
Wednesday
19.02
19.02
Trump is backing Ukraine into a corner
Bethany Elliott
19.02
Federal science research cuts were a long time coming
Academia's embrace of political activism made this backlash inevitable
Jukka Savolainen
19.02
‘Populism’ isn’t to blame for Britain’s prisons crisis
A new report paves the way for more lenient sentences
Ian Acheson
19.02
Is Konstantin Kisin right about Rishi Sunak’s Englishness?
Peter Franklin
19.02
Musk cedes spotlight to Trump in Fox interview
Host Sean Hannity compared the two to 'brothers'
Emily Jashinsky
Tuesday
18.02
18.02
Alex Karp: Democrats are committing suicide
Refusing to engage with real-world concerns is stifling the Left
UnHerd Staff
18.02
Javier Milei’s reputation damaged by memecoin crisis
Gavin Haynes
18.02
Trump’s Versailles-style deal would cripple Ukraine
Leaked plans for after the war are extremely punitive
Ralph Leonard
18.02
Why is the dollar weakening?
Tariff pressures are having a surprising effect on the greenback
John Rapley
18.02
UN official under fire for acknowledging biological reality
Over 200 NGOs denounced Reem Alsalem for her new report on female violence
Josephine Bartosch
18.02
European leaders still have no Ukraine plan
Anatol Lieven
Monday
17.02
17.02
Supreme Court may halt Trump’s Deep State purge
A new case could be the President's first major legal roadblock
Kyle Sammin
17.02
UK troops in Ukraine is an empty promise
Britain is not materially equipped for such an expedition
Henry Hill
17.02
Trump is taking on the military-industrial complex
Cuts to America's military budget would be revolutionary
Philip Pilkington
17.02
Russia-Ukraine peace deal could intensify shadow war
Bethany Elliott
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