Coleman Hughes: asking ‘where are you from?’ isn’t racist The writer responds to Prince Harry and Ngozi Fulani

The German Greens are playing into Russia’s hands The push for clean energy may, perversely, lead to more demand for Russian gas

Ralph Schoellhammer

Lynette ‘Diamond’ Hardaway represented the best and worst of Trump The entertainer was an influential part of the MAGA movement

Wednesday

11.01

Colehill Cricket Club: the latest NIMBY victim The century-old club is just one of many rural fixtures now under attack

The latest reason to change gender: child custody A father in Ecuador is identifying as a woman to see his kids

Coinbase’s stock deserves to fall The crypto exchange's problems are only just beginning

George Pell avoided self-pity to the end The cardinal rose above the accusations levelled against him

Happy Valley: the crime drama that eschewed porn and won The BBC show includes real women and shuns gratuitous sexual violence

Tuesday

10.01

A fifth of Americans approve of the Jan 6 Capitol takeover The proportion is more than double that of two years ago

The future belongs to competent populists Today's most popular leaders are largely anti-establishment

BRICS undermine dollar hegemony with gold purchases Central banks have been accumulating the precious metal at a record rate

Philip Pilkington

Putting populists on trial is a dangerous game The acquittal of Andrej Babiš on fraud charges has only boosted his popularity

William Nattrass

Monday

09.01

Ketamine in a box is no cure for ailments of the soul A new treatment called 'Mindbloom' targets anxious women

Mary Harrington

We haven’t heard the last of Jack Ma The billionaire has ceded control of his company but remains a powerful force

Austin Williams

Scotland’s gender reforms will spark a constitutional crisis Is this all part of the plan for Nicola Sturgeon?

The war in Ukraine is spilling into Russia Ukrainian forces are making moves into Russian territory

Saturday

07.01

Could you replace your lawyer with a chatbot? Next month an AI attorney will defend a client in court

Friday

06.01

How many people are actually trans? New census data, suggesting one in 200 people are trans, is misleading

David Sacks: the tech reset has only just begun The PayPal co-founder predicts that Elon Musk has started a great reckoning

How Rishi Sunak unleashed the anti-maths philistines Judging by the reaction this week, snobbery over STEM is as strong as ever

From the EU to Olaf Scholz, Germans are losing faith A new poll shows a drop in confidence in nearly every institution

Thursday

05.01

Study finds science is becoming less innovative There has been a precipitous fall in the number of new discoveries

Who will be the guarantor of peace in Ukraine? Several countries are vying to lead negotiations

Bethany Elliott

Keir Starmer is finally breaking out of his shell The Labour leader delivered his most ambitious speech yet

Jonathan Rutherford

Rishi Sunak needs a new speechwriter Over-written and over-edited, the PM's speeches keep falling flat

Why are incels turning themselves into girls? The rise of 'transmaxxing' is a sign of things to come

Mary Harrington

Wednesday

04.01

Is Poland playing politics over reparations? Its claim to compensation is fuelled by anti-German resentment

William Nattrass

Migrant violence mars New Year’s Eve in Germany But politicians respond with only silence

Ralph Schoellhammer

Kevin McCarthy’s critics have a point Warnings about the degradation of the House strike a chord with Americans

Why has there been no reckoning over Rotherham? A new investigation shows disgraced councillors still hold influential positions

Damar Hamlin’s cardiac arrest becomes vaccine talking point The NFL incident has been weaponised by both sides of the Covid divide

Tuesday

03.01

Brett Scott: Beware a cashless society The former broker spoke to UnHerd about the risks of digital money

Decolonisation isn’t just about the West Activists should acknowledge that non-Western powers are guilty too

Britain is in denial about military spending The Government won't acknowledge the new economic reality

Philip Pilkington

Across Europe, nobody accepts blame for the recession EU leaders are ignoring the bloc's self-inflicted errors

William Nattrass

Monday

02.01

The NHS is betraying women over same-sex care A new report shines light on a health service in thrall to gender ideology

Could Labour really become the party of law and order? The Opposition will need more than new slogans to become serious about crime

China’s Covid policy has ravaged its economy The country is no longer projected to overtake America this decade

Austin Williams

Saturday

31.12

Covid restrictions on Chinese travellers are a bad idea The underlying idea that politicians can control viruses was never true

Friday

30.12

Andrew Tate: a very modern misogynist The influencer exhibits the privileges of manhood with none of its responsibilities

Libs of TikTok enters the mainstream Chaya Raichik's Tucker Carlson slot may inspire other anons to go public

Five things that didn’t happen in 2022 The Omicron lockdown, the invasion of Taiwan and Donald Trump's revenge

Thursday

29.12

Europe’s obsession with organic farming hurts the poor Insisting on less efficient production methods at a time of shortage is perverse

Ralph Schoellhammer

2022 was a disaster for ordinary savers Only the rich can benefit from market turmoil

Philip Pilkington

The latest advice from diet experts: don’t diet The official approach is now to avoid 'restriction' and focus on 'self-esteem'

Wednesday

28.12

Embittered Putin promotes his vision of a Eurasian Russia Shunned by the West, the Russian President is looking for allies elsewhere

Serbia troops on high alert as Kosovo tensions rise Road blockades are raising the prospect of renewed conflict

William Nattrass

Why Whoopi Goldberg won’t be cancelled This isn't the first time she has got away with anti-Semitic remarks

Tuesday

27.12

What critics get wrong about King Charles’s Christmas speech Paying tribute to other faiths does not make it relativistic

New York Times claims Louisa May Alcott was trans Is no historical figure safe from gender ideology?

Twitter 2.0: new leadership, same old problems The newly released Covid Files aren't a slam dunk for Elon Musk

A Taiwan conflict would be nothing like Ukraine The standoff with Russia does not provide a template for Asia

Monday

26.12

‘Good King Wenceslas’ is an anthem for cosmopolitanism The carol reveals a longtime British fascination with Eastern Europe

Sunday

25.12

Bring back secular Christmas It is one of the great achievements of western popular culture

Saturday

24.12

King Charles understands the Christian limits of his power Even the monarch must bow to God's will

Elizabeth Oldfield

Friday

23.12

Christmas is a time for chaos The midwinter festival has always been a moment to turn things upside down

Azerbaijani environmental protests could start a war A dispute over gold exports risks spilling into a wider conflict

Abortion centres are the new sacred space A woman has been arrested for praying silently outside a clinic

Mary Harrington

Living in the pod should not be an option The housing market is driving young people into ever smaller living spaces

Thursday

22.12

Andrew Tate: Britain’s new talking head The internet personality has featured on GB News and TalkTV

Is the Russia-Ukraine war about to escalate? Putin is sending thousands more men into Belarus

Does Changpeng Zhao know Binance will implode? The CEO targeted FTX for defensive, not offensive, reasons

Izabella Kaminska

Justin Welby is wrong about Channel crossings There is nothing immoral in discouraging dangerous voyages

Wednesday

21.12

Scotland’s gender reform is a vote against reality New legislation will have catastrophic effects on women’s rights

The EU’s energy price cap is destined to fail The bloc is failing to address a crisis of its own making

EU attempts to blame bribery scandal on ‘external forces’ The bloc's spin campaign is whirring into action

William Nattrass

Was this Germany’s last ever Nazi war crime trial? Irmgard Furchner's conviction brings belated justice to Holocaust survivors

Tuesday

20.12

There’s nothing hardline about Tory immigration policy Liberals are distracted by what the Government is saying rather than doing

ChatGPT’s score system shows political bias is no accident OpenAI's content filters use a questionable methodology to censor 'hate'

Leaked slides reveal dark side of Canada’s euthanasia policy Patients are now seeking death because they cannot afford to live

Joe Biden is wrong to end Title 42 Lifting the measure will result in millions more crossing the border

Batya Ungar-Sargon

Monday

19.12

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