Mujahideens during the Bosnian War 1992-1995.  (Photo by Pascal Le Segretain/Sygma via Getty Images)
24 Jul 2020 - 10:26am

Like Bosnia mujahideen, returning ISIS fighters will haunt UK

Liam Duffy

Thursday, 23 July

23.07

Once again, anti-LGBT bigotry is reflected on our screens

Julie Bindel

23.07

Is Tesla all that remains of real capitalism?

Peter Franklin

Wednesday, 22 July

22.07

To understand EU tensions, remember William III

Larry Siedentop

22.07

John Gray: this moment is bigger than 1989

UnHerd

22.07

The hypocrisy of conserving Modernist architecture

Peter Franklin

Tuesday, 21 July

21.07

What has human sacrifice got to do with Twitter? Ask René Girard

Giles Fraser

21.07

An untrue claim in the New Yorker speaks volumes

Louise Perry

21.07

Why progressivism is flourishing in the US

Ed West

Monday, 20 July

20.07

Is Dua Lipa an Albanian nationalist?

Peter Franklin

20.07

Boris truthers are the real giant babies

Mary Harrington

20.07

How the elephant lost its trunk

Peter Franklin

Saturday, 18 July

18.07

Oxford epidemiologists: suppression strategy is not viable

UnHerd

Friday, 17 July

17.07

We need a digital right to remain silent

Timandra Harkness

17.07

Prof Carl Heneghan: can we trust the Covid-19 death numbers?

Freddie Sayers

17.07

The collective benefit of mask-wearing

Peter Franklin

Thursday, 16 July

16.07

Yes, there is such a thing as Englishness

Ed West

16.07

How social media became a rancid Babel

Elizabeth Oldfield

16.07

Forget Mars, why aren’t we going to Titan?

Tom Chivers

Wednesday, 15 July

15.07

Watch out: anti-maskers are in your midst

Freddie Sayers

15.07

America exports its racial politics to France

Aris Roussinos

15.07

The EU’s fiendish game of beggar my neighbour

Peter Franklin

15.07

Meet the leader of the new ‘Italexit’ Party

Freddie Sayers

Tuesday, 14 July

14.07

Maybe we are all ‘non-binary’?

Debbie Hayton

14.07

Happy Bastille Day! Cancelling people since 1789…

Ed West

14.07

How we make life easy for the modern slavers

Peter Franklin

Monday, 13 July

13.07

A final victory for conservative Poland?

Mary Dejevsky

13.07

The almost-comical tale of Lady A

Mary Harrington

Friday, 10 July

10.07

T-cell immunity and the truth about Covid-19 in Sweden

Freddie Sayers

10.07

The Hagia Sophia is for prayer, not pictures

Giles Fraser

Thursday, 9 July

09.07

Finally! A way to analyse NHS data from 17 million people

Tom Chivers

09.07

Why isn’t the Creative Class more creative?

Peter Franklin