From grain to China, divisions are tearing the EU apart The bloc is struggling to keep its member states in line

Ralph Schoellhammer

The Bud Light boycott is working Sales are down after the Dylan Mulvaney collaboration

Just Stop Oil should stop targeting normies The group's stunts are geared towards the wrong demographic

Sweden: ‘insufficient’ evidence for child hormone treatment A government agency said that the practice should be considered experimental

Wednesday

19.04

We non-Christians don’t need a ‘multi-faith’ coronation King Charles should embrace the Christian grandeur of the ceremony

William Hague (unwisely) enters the trans debate The former Tory leader fails to see the importance of single-sex institutions

Sleaze won’t kill the SNP vote Tribal allegiance to the party is too strong — for now

Pentagon leaks are a reality check to Ukrainian ambitions Talk of a game-changing 'spring offensive' and retaking Crimea is wishful

The Fox News-Dominion settlement is a lesson for Democrats too Like the GOP, the party has cast doubt on elections in the past

Tuesday

18.04

Martin Gurri: why the media was terrified of the Pentagon leaker The CIA analyst on how Gen Z might threaten the security state

The conservative case for ‘renaming’ the Brecon Beacons A manufactured outrage has obscured the importance of national tradition

Dominic Cummings: Donald Trump would win in 2024 The strategist claims his polling points to a Republican victory

Elon Musk attacks Facebook for Democratic bias The CEO said money spent on 'get out the vote' campaigns was political

Monday

17.04

Christine Lagarde: the world is turning multipolar The ECB President warned that the tectonic plates of geopolitics are shifting

Decoded: The New York Times’s language on trans 'Gender-affirming care for young people' isn't as it sounds

Joe Biden’s subsidies are working — and Britain should take note The policy has jumpstarted American manufacturing

Philip Pilkington

Donald Trump Jr comes to Bud Light’s rescue The former president's son called on conservatives to stop the boycott

From the UN to SNL, how institutions fall to trans activism Let's call it 'Harrington's law of cyborg theocracy'

Mary Harrington

Farmer protests spell trouble for Ukraine’s EU hopes A grain dispute shows the pitfalls of accession to the bloc

William Nattrass

Saturday

15.04

Japan will ignite the depopulation bomb Demographers have a different kind of catastrophe to worry about

Friday

14.04

Will Gérard Depardieu be France’s Harvey Weinstein? The veteran actor is too beloved — the 'holy monster' is always forgiven

Anne-Elisabeth Moutet

Germany’s wobbly balancing act with China Olaf Scholz does not want to risk losing such a lucrative market

China’s panda diplomacy isn’t as cuddly as it seems What Xi gives, Xi can also take away

Why won’t San Francisco save itself? America's most progressive city has overlooked its own degradation

Farmer protests sweep across Eastern Europe Anger over cheap Ukrainian imports is spilling onto the streets

Thursday

13.04

North Korea’s missile launch is a major escalation Kim Jong-un's nuclear ambitions are gathering pace

Russian militias’ online propaganda is getting more violent The Wagner and Rusich groups are glorifying atrocities against POWs

Who watches the robot police dogs? The NYPD's new toy lacks oversight — and accountability

Timandra Harkness

Liz Truss offers herself as ‘anti-woke’ champion The former PM took aim at identity politics during a speech in Washington

Wednesday

12.04

US sanctions Hungarian bank over Ukraine position Concerns remain about Viktor Orbán's ties with Russia

William Nattrass

Why are Americans getting dumber? IQ scores are nosediving after a long increase

Abortion is a big vote-loser for Republicans The GOP's pro-life focus risks derailing the fightback against progressives

Megan Rapinoe is wrong about the ‘anti-trans sports ban’ The footballer fails to understand that sex matters in sport

One in ten Democrats supports Robert F. Kennedy Jr The anti-vaccine activist is second only to Joe Biden among party candidates

Tuesday

11.04

Why Conservative voters might vote Labour in Scotland Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross suggested tactical voting against the SNP

Support for Germany’s Green party plummets Its unrealistic policies are putting off voters

Ralph Schoellhammer

Humza Yousaf doubles down on gender reform bill The new First Minister will do anything to rescue the SNP

What China’s rare earth metal ban means for the West If Beijing fulfils its threat, Europe and the US will need to diversify their supply

Philip Pilkington

‘Positionality statements’ smuggle identity politics into academia An author's race and gender should have no bearing on their research

Jukka Savolainen

Monday

10.04

The ‘Mate, Mate’ State will flourish under Keir Starmer The Labour leader's authoritarian instinct is already showing

Viktor Orbán doubles down against the EU on ‘gender ideology’ Hungary's distance from the West is widening

William Nattrass

Ukraine’s spring offensive is aimed at America as much as Russia Territorial gains are needed to avoid Western war fatigue

Bethany Elliott

Friday

07.04

Farewell then, Dominic Cummings’s class of 2019 Scott Benton is the latest Vote Leave MP to depart the Conservatives

Meet Daniel Kebede, the new far-Left head of the NEU The UK's largest teaching union is being taken over by an extreme ideologue

Kristina Murkett

75 years on, the WHO has forgotten its roots Bloated and bureaucratic, the institution has lost its way

Humza Yousaf can’t escape SNP sleaze Nicola Sturgeon’s departure leaves major scandals open to examination

Nick Cave: Christ, the Devil and the duty to offend The rock icon on redemption, faith and creativity

The mystical paradox of Good Friday Even for believers, the story of Easter is full of strangeness and difficulty

Thursday

06.04

New laws confirm the sacred principle of bodily self-creation A proposed Canadian law would ban protests within 100m of a Drag Queen Story Hour

Mary Harrington

The truth about King Charles’s ‘Green Man’ The foliate head is a rebuke of the technological age

Cassandra Harrington

President Le Pen? It’s never been more likely A new poll finds that she is the leading candidate to replace Macron

Emmanuel Macron sidesteps European division on China visit A slew of EU member trips to Beijing shows a desire to maintain friendly relations

Why is Scotland no longer jailing all rapists? Young offenders are being let off the hook

Wednesday

05.04

Behind the scenes at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago speech Bikers and businessmen congregated in a gold-leafed ballroom

Defund the police candidate sweeps Chicago Brandon Johnson's narrow victory highlights the lack of Democrat consensus

Richard Johnson

Donald Trump needs to get his humour back It will be a key weapon for his 2024 run

Jacob Siegel: The great “disinformation” hoax The writer talks to Freddie Sayers about America's new censorship complex

The media still won’t speak the truth about grooming gangs British Pakistanis are over-represented in this kind of child abuse

Was I wrong about the Covid infection fatality rate? I was mocked at the time, but new data supports my thinking

Tuesday

04.04

The other target of France’s protests: billionaires It's not just Emmanuel Macron who is at the sharp end of public anger

The boldness of Nigel Lawson is a thing of the past Today's Tories are timid and confused compared to the late chancellor

The female assassins of Russia’s anti-war movement The murder of Vladlen Tatarsky is a major escalation from the opposition

Bethany Elliott

Blair and Campbell haunt Starmer’s Albania visit The New Labour pair have long lent their services to the country

Monday

03.04

There is no ‘epidemic’ of anti-trans violence The White House is using recklessly imprecise language

What’s behind Orbán’s strange claim about Ukraine peacekeepers? The Hungarian PM believes Western troops could be deployed

William Nattrass

Sanna Marin’s fall confirms that populism is back But it is not a rejection of Western support for Ukraine

Keir Starmer is still confused about biological sex The Labour leader tried to clear up his party's position, but is still denying reality

Friday

31.03

The dollar isn’t going anywhere Talk of de-dollarisation is divorced from reality

Ralph Schoellhammer

We are on the cusp of a Democrat class war After 2024, divisions within the party may tear it apart

Ukraine’s survival hinges on Avdiivka Zelenskyy has highlighted the strategic importance of the city

Donald Trump’s presidential campaign just got started The recent indictment could be a boon for the former president

Was Audrey Hale a domestic terrorist? Ideological extremism doesn't explain this shooting

Thursday

30.03

Could Europe benefit from de-dollarisation? America's financial hegemony is under threat

Philip Pilkington

Why is Jeremy Hunt attacking Joe Biden? The Chancellor has taken aim at the Inflation Reduction Act

Trust in UK institutions slumps since pre-pandemic Instability and bad decisions have eroded public confidence

Report: most UK schools now pushing gender ideology One in five don't even offer single-sex changing rooms

Wednesday

29.03

We can’t stop AI — so let’s ride the tiger Elon Musk wants to temporarily halt the training of systems

The violent rhetoric of trans activists has to stop The shooting in Nashville is a wake-up call

Eliza Mondegreen

Why should we trust democracy indexes? Rankings frequently have a progressive bent

Twitter ‘hate speech’ has not increased under Musk Contrary to media reports, the evidence isn't there

Tuesday

28.03

Wagner Group convict-soldiers start returning to Russia Over 50,000 prisoners accepted a six-month tour in exchange for freedom

Bethany Elliott

Germany facing largest strikes in decades Economic hardship and opposition to green policies have created a perfect storm

Ralph Schoellhammer