If the US maintains the intense hostilities, his days are numbered. Credit: Getty
December 11, 2025

When will US escalation in Venezuela hit its limit? Maduro’s fall may be imminent, but a vacuum will be far more dangerous

Tom Rogan

11.12

Italian food is too diverse for a UNESCO heritage label Globalisation is giving us cheap, homogenised culture

Mattia Ferraresi

11.12

Tim Pool-Candace Owens feud reveals emptiness of e-politics Angry conspiracism is what passes as culture in our mimetic online world

Mary Harrington

11.12
New pals. Credit: Jordan Bardella

Should the EU fear a Bardella-Farage alliance?

Peter Franklin

11.12

ECHR law changes won’t stop Britain’s activist lawyers Politics is increasingly limiting an independent judiciary

Chris Bayliss

Wednesday
10.12

10.12
Almost half of the Golden State's job loses were from the tech industry.  Credit: Justin Sullivan/Getty.

California job cuts will hurt Gavin Newsom’s White House run

Joel Kotkin

10.12

Why do so many Scottish pupils have additional support needs? Almost half of the country’s schoolchildren require assistance in education

Nina Welsch

10.12

Cutting police forces is a Government power grab Shabana Mahmood is seeking a more centralised model

Dominic Adler

10.12

Bisexuality plummets among Gen Z in UK ONS figures suggest we have reached the other side of a sexual revolution

Eric Kaufmann

10.12
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Should teachers really be banned for calling Britain a Christian country?

Jide Ehizele

Tuesday
09.12

09.12

Jasmine Crockett run turns Texas into another lost Democratic cause Her inflammatory rhetoric will put off swing voters

Michael Baharaeen

09.12

$1 trillion trade surplus leaves China dangerously dependent Beijing’s export-oriented model could easily collapse

Miquel Vila

09.12

Sandie Peggie ruling is a surrender to trans activists An NHS nurse has won the smallest of victories in her employment tribunal

Joan Smith

09.12

School flu lockdowns show Covid-era fear still rules Pandemic mistakes are being repeated across the country

David Paton

Monday
08.12

08.12
Martin Parr, who died on Saturday, was one of Britain's most beloved photographers. Credit: Getty

When the mob came for Martin Parr

Flo Read

08.12

John Swinney is selling Scotland an energy fantasy He is turning a blind eye to the SNP’s own climate mistakes

Iain Macwhirter

08.12

Labour is sleepwalking into a farcical leadership contest Drawn-out Tory knife fights provide an example of what not to do

Peter Franklin

08.12

Trump is preparing to abandon Ukraine Kyiv has become a financial burden

Bethany Elliott

Sunday
07.12

07.12

EU market reforms won’t bring back growth Necessary root-and-branch change is still politically impossible

Jack Smith

07.12
‘It is a different kind of religion that seeks neither converts nor members.’ Credit: Getty

Paganism is the obvious religion for post-faith Britain

Francis Young

07.12

Thames Water is a test for the British economy Foreign investors are squeezing money from the UK public

Andrew O'Brien

Saturday
06.12

06.12

Netflix’s Warner Bros deal betrays its original purpose Its illusion of choice was long ago sacrificed to the algorithm

Oliver Bateman

06.12

Labour women’s conference is not ‘banning trans people’ The party leadership is still running scared of activists

Joan Smith

06.12
A long way from Downing Street. Credit: Liz Truss/X

The Liz Truss Show is sadder than it is funny

Tom Jones

Friday
05.12

05.12

Venezuela war would undermine Trump’s National Security Strategy A new White House memo is full of contradictions on foreign policy

Sohrab Ahmari

05.12

Why US mass killings are nearing a two-decade low Policing and social changes may be driving the decline

Robert VerBruggen

05.12

Prince Harry doesn’t belong on late-night TV His Colbert appearance is another sad chapter in an aimless post-royal existence

Niall Gooch

05.12
The psychologist speaking to UnHerd earlier this year. Credit: UnHerd

Steven Pinker: Silicon Valley has become ‘neo-reactionary’

Phoebe Hunt

05.12

Labour has never been honest about the assisted dying bill A leaked memo points to party support for the legislation two years ago

Yuan Yi Zhu

05.12

Is the West normalising mental health overdiagnosis? Wes Streeting is right to call for an inquiry

Stella O'Malley

Thursday
04.12

04.12

Trump faces looming MAGA revolt over data centres A fight in Pennsylvania signals a broader backlash against his AI agenda

Charles McElwee

04.12
Tesla sales have fallen sharply in Europe. Credit: Getty.

Tesla slump sets up an EV battle with China

Gavin Haynes