Who could replace Elon Musk as Twitter’s new CEO? The tech entrepreneur may be stepping down sooner than expected

European populism is going mainstream The insurgent Right ebbs and flows, but keeps coming back

Why did students complain about my history talk? Apparently, I was guilty of affecting their mental well-being

A wage-price spiral won’t help workers Public opinion is already catching up with reality

Philip Pilkington

Is Elon Musk just another Silicon Valley CEO? The Twitter boss perfectly embodies Ayn Rand's rational egoism

Friday

16.12

Rusich: Russia’s neo-Nazi militia with broader ambitions The extremist group has been spotted alongside Putin's forces

Which party will speak for Britain’s working class? The great dealignment has made our workers a malleable voting bloc

Philip Cunliffe

New evidence confirms the Blob’s hawkishness Proximity to Washington leads to more support for military intervention

University of Edinburgh cancels gender identity film screening The shutdown of the event is another case of students stifling campus debate

Jay Bhattacharya: What I discovered at Twitter HQ Epidemiologist at the centre of the Twitter Files storm speaks out

Thursday

15.12

Cambridge Dictionary doesn’t know what a woman is Its new definition is at odds with biological reality

Zero Covid means no ‘Chinese century’ Xi Jinping's Covid restrictions have stunted his country's progress

World Cup: multiple arrests but no major violence in Paris Rumours of an imminent civil war were greatly exaggerated

The EU is regulating itself into irrelevance From Twitter to greenhouse gas emissions, the answer is always more red tape

Ralph Schoellhammer

Wednesday

14.12

Were the Minsk agreements designed to fail? Russia has responded to controversial remarks made by Angela Merkel

Trans organisation pulls ‘biological condition’ article Translucent performed a U-turn after a wave of online criticism

A dark online Sandy Hook subculture is growing Social media platforms are awash with fanwork of Adam Lanza

The danger of the eurozone’s hidden divide Imbalances between nations are growing year-by-year

Sir Jeremy Farrar becomes WHO’s Chief Scientist The professor publicly dismissed the lab leak theory in 2020

Tuesday

13.12

Sex not limited to biological sex, Scottish court rules The decision has profoundly troubling consequences for women

Viktor Orbán names his price The Hungarian PM has fallen into line with EU leaders after a €5.8 billion deal

William Nattrass

The energy crisis has caught politicians cold The authorities failed to foresee the predictable winter gas demand

Philip Pilkington

Azadeh Moshiri exposes the flaws of diversity schemes A superficial focus on race ignores a more important element: class

Kristina Murkett

Elon Musk can’t have it both ways on free speech The Twitter CEO cannot own the public square while calling for prosecutions

Batya Ungar-Sargon

Monday

12.12

Now Ngozi Fulani’s charity faces the spotlight Sistah Space is being accused of unusual business practises

How deep does the EU’s corruption scandal go? Several arrests shed light on the shadowy role of NGOs in the bloc

William Nattrass

Podbabies: coming to a womb facility near you A dystopian concept imagines 30,000 lab-grown babies in AI-controlled pods

Mary Harrington

Are protests bringing Right-wing populism to Ireland? The carefully placed cordon sanitaire around certain issues is breaking

Conor Fitzgerald

Friday

09.12

Meghan and Harry are right about the royal briefing war Courtiers are the real power behind the throne

Freddie deBoer: We should forgive Kanye West What lessons can we take from the public's treatment of the rapper?

ChatGPT: a morbid symptom of our declining universities The AI chatbot threatens academics because teaching quality is now so low

Philip Cunliffe

The future of the Wagner Group rests on Bakhmut The mercenary force is leading the charge for a key battleground in Ukraine

Welcome to the Dyson Zone: your isolated world The latest gadget from the British inventor is dystopian

Thursday

08.12

Canada’s euthanasia regime is a cautionary tale for the UK British MPs' enquiry into assisted dying is a dangerous move

Mary Harrington

The greatest threat to free speech is the EU Unlike in the US, compulsory 'moderation' of social media is already written in law

Chinese anti-lockdown protestors: heroes, not loons The establishment media is adopting a very different tone for the latest protests

Panda La Terriere

Keir Starmer has sold out to the City Labour's leader may have cured his party's money problems — but at what cost?

Wednesday

07.12

The Reichsbürger coup attempt is a warning to Germany Democracy is at its most fragile during periods of economic crisis

Ralph Schoellhammer

ChatGPT is not politically neutral The new AI chatbot espouses an all-too-familiar Left-liberal worldview

France’s moderate Right is drifting into irrelevance Les Républicains is surrounded by parties with more charismatic figureheads

Francois Valentin

Why is the Biological Weapons Convention not getting attention? A significant global development has received barely any coverage

Izabella Kaminska

The EU may blink first in its Orbán standoff Hungary has shown the bloc that it also has cards to play

William Nattrass

Tuesday

06.12

Democrats’ new calendar is a coup for the Establishment In the name of diversity, the party is kneecapping progressives

Why did Slate change its Covid headline? The article's title was gradually watered down

The absurdity of California’s reparations proposal Activists are focusing on past injustice at the expense of present inequality

Labour’s constitutional plans are dangerous Gordon Brown's ideas would make the country ungovernable

The Russian oil price cap won’t work Europe will inflict more damage on its own economy than Russia's

Philip Pilkington

Monday

05.12

The most surprising revelation in Elon Musk’s Twitter files Despite the CEO's claim, there was no evidence of government collusion

Batya Ungar-Sargon

Vivek Ramaswamy: Elon Musk won’t save us The Woke Inc. author on why Musk's Twitter takeover is not all it seems

Panda La Terriere

Keir Starmer can finish what the Tories started The Labour leader is finally unveiling some policy — he needn't look far

Goodbye Eddie Izzard — and good riddance Perhaps going 'girl mode' wasn't such a good idea

King Charles should not meet Ngozi Fulani An overly apologetic monarchy will not survive

It’s time to end gas sanctions on Russia Europe is facing a long and dark winter

Philip Cunliffe

Saturday

03.12

Five ways Labour can make Brexit work Keir Starmer needs to champion his own kind of levelling-up

Jonathan Rutherford

Friday

02.12

Will the Democrats turn their back on Israel? A new Right-wing government led by Benjamin Netanyahu may cause problems

Oxford students are going back to the dark ages History graduate Ellie Hargreaves is the latest to be burnt at the stake

It’s time to leave Kanye West alone The music artist needs help, not attention

Chester result could have been worse for the Tories The outcome doesn't suggest a 1997-style wipeout

Covid protests may pose a longer-term threat to Xi’s China It's not just the Zero Covid measures that demonstrators are angry about

Thursday

01.12

The launch of Old Queen Street Cafe and the UnHerd Club Some snaps from the launch of our new Westminster home

Sorry Maria Ressa, censoring speech won’t save democracy The journalist suggested that we can only protect freedom by constraining it

Emily Bridges’s wild claims go unchallenged on ITV The cyclist linked critics of trans athletes to the Colorado Springs atrocity

Germany’s new immigration law is doomed to fail Olaf Scholz's proposal does not address the root causes of migration

Ralph Schoellhammer

Britons want a Net Zero referendum After Brexit, could we see 'Netexit'?

Philip Pilkington

Wednesday

30.11

Ethnic minorities are keeping Britain Christian Without minority growth, the church would be in a dire condition

The healing humiliation of Matt Hancock The MP's stint in the jungle was his most successful embarrassment yet

John Mearsheimer: The West is playing Russian roulette We are screwed, says the realist foreign policy scholar

The secret to Liver King’s success? Steroids A leaked email reveals the dark side of the fitness industry

Climate and colonialism are two sides of the same culture war coin Reparations have become a core fault line in both debates

Tuesday

29.11

Why isn’t ‘black English’ a census option? The latest ONS survey gives misleading indicators of our national makeup

Central bankers are to blame for the crypto collapse Cheap money is the key to understanding Sam Bankman-Fried's downfall

Izabella Kaminska

New Online Safety Bill gives too much power to Silicon Valley The Government is outsourcing free speech rules to Big Tech companies

Even British liberals are exasperated with the New York Times An article about the Modern Slavery Act has angered both Left and Right

Is Viktor Orbán changing his tune on Ukraine? The Hungarian leader has issued a number of strong statements against Russia

William Nattrass

Monday

28.11

Anti-Semitism is creeping back into America Both Left and Right are succumbing to anti-Jewish hatred

Has China reached breaking point over Covid? A tragic fire has compounded public discontent with Xi's policies

Austin Williams

Now fashion retailer Simons promotes euthanasia After Balenciaga, more publicity campaigns are taking a disturbing turn

Mary Harrington

Taiwan’s election was not a referendum on China Bread-and-butter issues were of greater concern to voters

Migration numbers are not as bad as they look An orderly post-Brexit system is actually in place

Sunday

27.11

Germany loses patience with climate extremists Protestors' radical tactics are failing to win over the masses

Friday

25.11

The courts alone can’t save the Union Scottish independence is a political matter not a legal quandary

Europe’s centre of power is moving east Poland is militarising as Germany and France falter

Ralph Schoellhammer