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24.11 14:10
Will Ireland’s populist unrest come to Britain?
The Tories have presided over a seismic demographic change
Aris Roussinos
01.01
Napoleon is failed Anglo propaganda
This Frenchman was not impressed with Ridley Scott's new film
Francois Valentin
01.01
Soaring gilt yields spell trouble for the Government
The rise coincided with Jeremy Hunt's Autumn Statement
John Rapley
Thursday
23.11
23.11
The EU has voted for a superstate
Full-blown federalism was far from a Brexiteer conspiracy
Peter Franklin
23.11
The American Academy of Pediatrics is doubling down
Evidence of medical harm among minors is still being ignored
Eliza Mondegreen
23.11
Is a Ukrainian peace deal off the table?
Western leaders are refusing to accept the inevitable
Philip Pilkington
23.11
Geert Wilders is just the start of Europe’s Right-wing wave
A shock result in the Dutch election is a warning shot for the continent
Ralph Schoellhammer
23.11
We have normalised eating disorders
A new generation of girls has fallen prey to unhealthy relationships with food
Victoria Smith
Wednesday
22.11
22.11
Jeremy Hunt unveils his people-pleaser budget
The Autumn Statement prioritised electability over long-term stability
John Oxley
22.11
The Autumn Statement in four words: an election is coming
Rishi Sunak is laying the groundwork for a spring vote
Tom McTague
22.11
The hostages’ fate is splitting Israel
Hardliners in Netanyahu's government are at odds with victims' families
David Swift
22.11
The end of Binance could be the end of crypto
CEO Changpeng Zhao has been forced to step down
John Rapley
22.11
It’s official: Trudeaumania is over
Canada's Prime Minister can't seem to do anything right lately
Hina Husain
Tuesday
21.11
21.11
Believe it or not, Javier Milei is a moderate on the Falklands
Claiming the islands as their own is a political ritual for Argentine leaders
Tom Jones
21.11
Even the Roman Empire isn’t safe from trans ideology
A UK museum has given third-century emperor Elagabalus new pronouns
Joan Smith
21.11
Where is the populist backlash over immigration in Britain?
Voters see it as a key issue, but don't yet recognise its severity
Eric Kaufmann
21.11
Are the Dutch set for a sharp turn to the Right?
Geert Wilders's anti-immigration PVV is polling well
Peter Franklin
21.11
Why OpenAI’s ousting of Sam Altman backfired
There was only ever going to be one winner in this feud
Andrew Orlowski
21.11
Ayaan Hirsi Ali: from New Atheist to Christian convert
The activist and writer speaks to UnHerd about her epiphany
UnHerd Staff
Monday
20.11
20.11
Is Florida turning on Ron DeSantis?
Legal challenges are hurting the Governor in his home state
Laurel Duggan
20.11
Joe Biden is tanking the US Treasury
Runaway spending and foreign debt are denting America's finances
Philip Pilkington
20.11
What does Palestine have to do with climate change?
Just Stop Oil is the latest protest group to fall prey to the Omnicause
Mary Harrington
20.11
Britain hates to love Nigel Farage
His I'm a Celebrity debut was a TV masterclass
Rob Lownie
20.11
How extreme will Javier Milei be?
The election of the chainsaw-wielding libertarian is a shock to the establishment
Alex Hochuli
Sunday
19.11
19.11
Snoop Dogg isn’t the only one giving up weed
Gen Z is also turning away from the drug
Josiah Gogarty
Saturday
18.11
18.11
Cutting inheritance tax isn’t progressive
Jeremy Hunt is prioritising the wrong reforms
James Sean Dickson
Friday
17.11
17.11
Nikki Haley is the Wall Street candidate
Her managerialist approach is a break with MAGA populism
Fred Bauer
17.11
What’s the point of the SNP’s EU plan?
A new paper from Holyrood is cakeism on steroids
Eddie Barnes
17.11
How RFK Jr. could decide the 2024 election
Pollster Joe Bedell told UnHerd why we shouldn't dismiss the insurgent candidate
UnHerd Staff
17.11
Lisa Nandy is wrong about J.K. Rowling
The Labour politician has unquestioningly accepted the dogma of trans activism
Joan Smith
17.11
Meet the five factions of the Tory Right
Rival blocs are jostling for control over the direction of the party
Peter Franklin
17.11
Why is Osama bin Laden going viral on TikTok?
The terrorist's 'Letter to America' has reached unexpected corners of the internet
Katherine Dee
Thursday
16.11
16.11
Falling inflation is not a Tory victory
Rishi Sunak doesn't realise a recession is on the horizon
Philip Pilkington
16.11
Could the implosion of Germany’s far-Left benefit the AfD?
Die Linke is dissolving its parliamentary faction
Katja Hoyer
16.11
Xi Jinping emerges as the winner from San Francisco
The Chinese premier has the West right where he wants it
Joel Kotkin
16.11
Why is Keir Starmer opposing a ceasefire?
A revolt by Labour MPs shows his staunch Atlanticism could hurt him
Aaron Bastani
Wednesday
15.11
15.11
Justin Trudeau is turning a blind eye to extremism
Religiously-motivated brawls have highlighted Canada's immigration failures
Hina Husain
15.11
Why the West’s oil price cap failed
The US and Europe could — and should — have taken a different approach
Ralph Schoellhammer
15.11
The Rwanda plan was doomed to fail
A unanimous Supreme Court ruling delivered a death blow to the scheme
Yuan Yi Zhu
15.11
The trouble with Suella Braverman’s revolt
Tory MPs will want a unifier as their next leader
Henry Hill
15.11
It’s not transphobic to question endometriosis charity’s new CEO
Steph Richards's appointment deserves scrutiny
Victoria Smith
Tuesday
14.11
14.11
Ben Shapiro and Candace Owens divide the Right on Israel
The Daily Wire commentators are now in rival camps
Oliver Bateman
14.11
Is Bidenomics actually working?
The President's economic programme is leading to surprising results
John Rapley
14.11
Could this be the end of Pornhub?
The porn site's parent company is facing a federal investigation in the US
Kristina Murkett
14.11
Marine Le Pen is hijacking the fight against antisemitism
Far-Right politicians are using Israel to attack Islam in France
Peter Allen
14.11
Has Saudi Arabia lost control of the oil market?
The price of the commodity has fallen dramatically since September
Philip Pilkington
Monday
13.11
13.11
Netflix’s ‘Escaping Twin Flames’ is wrong about trans
A new show ignores the community's own cultish streak
Eliza Mondegreen
13.11
Note to Greta Thunberg: Palestine is not a model for climate justice
The eco activist is confusing two issues and giving Hamas's backers an easy ride
Tobias Gisle
13.11
On the eve of Xi’s visit, San Francisco gets a makeover
The city is finally cleaning up its streets — but will it last?
Soledad Ursúa
13.11
South Africa blocks trade from farms which are ‘too white’
Opposition parties are lobbying the UK to challenge the initiative
Mary Harrington
13.11
David Cameron’s comeback is a final throw of the dice
Bringing back the dead won't resurrect the Tories
John Oxley
13.11
Without Braverman, which way will Sunak go on the ECHR?
A Supreme Court ruling this week could provide a fresh crisis for the Tories
Peter Franklin
13.11
London demonstration: hate march or peace protest?
Freddie Sayers and Flo Read report from the pro-Palestinian protest
UnHerd Staff
Sunday
12.11
12.11
Inflation isn’t going anywhere
Federal Reserve Chairman Jay Powell warned that there is still a long way to go
John Rapley
Saturday
11.11
11.11
The UK Covid Inquiry is turning into a whitewash
The public deserves better
Kevin Bardosh
Friday
10.11
10.11
One in four Gen Z adults went to therapy as teens
A new survey finds a huge rise in mental health treatment among Zoomers
Laurel Duggan
10.11
Is Spain about to have its own January 6?
Protests over Pedro Sánchez's amnesty deal have turned violent
Miquel Vila
10.11
After New York, Republicans are targeting more blue cities
Dissatisfaction with the urban status quo could provide an opening for the GOP
Fred Bauer
10.11
The absurdity of Scotland’s ‘feminist’ foreign policy
Why should women trust a government which won't stand up for their rights?
Joan Smith
10.11
Nick Bostrom: How AI will lead to tyranny
The philosopher speaks to UnHerd about Elon Musk, ethics and existential risk
UnHerd Staff
10.11
Beware the European Digital Identity
A proposed electronic wallet will store ID cards and medical information
Peter Franklin
10.11
Will the Panama shooter become the next Kyle Rittenhouse?
Kenneth Darlington's deadly confrontation with eco-protesters will make him a star
Oliver Bateman
Thursday
09.11
09.11
Why are young women tearing down Israeli hostage posters?
Female Zoomers have been radicalised on campus and online
Freya India
09.11
Carol Vorderman is taking the Tucker Carlson route
The TV mathematician is quitting the BBC to spend more time on social media
Fred Skulthorp
09.11
Why is Suella Braverman comparing Hamas to the IRA?
Westminster continues to show a woeful ignorance of Northern Ireland
Henry Hill
09.11
Pity the plight of the internet celebrity
A documentary about Boogie2988 reveals the inevitability of audience capture
Katherine Dee
09.11
Disciplinary ordeal continues for nurse who backed J.K. Rowling
Canadian Amy Hamm is being investigated for her gender-critical beliefs
Eliza Mondegreen
Wednesday
08.11
08.11
Remembrance Day angst is 2003 all over again
Debates over this weekend's Palestine protest are bringing back old discourse
Aris Roussinos
08.11
Giorgia Meloni’s Albania migration plan will please nobody
The Italian PM has neither solved the crisis nor appeased the EU
Alessandra Bocchi
08.11
Germany pays a high price for reducing its energy
National industry is struggling to reach previous levels
Ralph Schoellhammer
Tuesday
07.11
07.11
Did Paul Kessler ‘die’ or was he ‘killed’?
The death of a Jewish man at an anti-Israel rally has divided the media
Laurel Duggan
07.11
Why is the Scottish government targeting women for egg donation?
Holyrood is straying into the territory of advocacy groups
Helen Gibson
07.11
Even the King can’t rescue Rishi Sunak
The PM is pursuing pet issues rather than solving national problems
Tom McTague
07.11
Just Stop Oil will damage access to art
An attack on a rare Velzáquez painting will only hurt ordinary visitors
Philip Hensher
07.11
Germany cannot afford to forget Anne Frank
Too many in the country are turning a blind eye to antisemitism
Katja Hoyer
Monday
06.11
06.11
Democrats should think twice about Gavin Newsom
The Governor combines the worst of progressive and establishment politics
Joel Kotkin
06.11
Will the Tories’ Net Zero gamble pay off?
Rishi Sunak wants to draw a line between his and Labour's green policies
John Oxley
06.11
Nadine Dorries is half-right about the secret Tory cabal
Backroom figures do wield power, but they're not very good at using it
Peter Franklin
06.11
Your tweets will be powering Elon Musk’s new AI
The hive mind is finally becoming a product in Grok
Mary Harrington
06.11
Will Israel lose Joe Biden the election?
Fissures are emerging in the President's progressive support base
Philip Pilkington
Sunday
05.11
05.11
The Beatles’ ‘Now and Then’ is a sign of our cultural doom loop
An eerie new offering from the band is hardly fresh
Josiah Gogarty
Saturday
04.11
04.11
We have forgotten Bonfire Night
Guy Fawkes has been reduced to a historical detail
Nicholas Harris
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