Europe surrenders Mali influence to Russia The withdrawal of European forces from the country is Putin's gain

Bethany Elliott

A distinctly American tragedy in Colorado Springs A host of unique pathologies culminated in another mass shooting

The Tories must stop ‘quiet quitting’ It's unacceptable for the party in power to simply give up

Thursday

24.11

Former Soviet states distance themselves from Putin The Russian President received a muted reception in Armenia this week

Labour would be wrong to celebrate Momentum’s demise The campaign group tapped into some popular issues

No, the public has not warmed to immigration A new paper argues that both parties should champion migration

Even Viktor Orbán’s scarf is controversial now European leaders expressed dismay over the Hungarian's knitwear this week

William Nattrass

Will Nicola Sturgeon listen to detransitioners? Holyrood is shamed by the testimonies of two victims of trans ideology

Wednesday

23.11

Balenciaga is sexualising children The label has apologised for photographing young girls in BDSM outfits

Kristina Murkett

Rishi Sunak bows to Tory NIMBY pressure A minority of MPs are putting their own interests ahead of the nation's

Ex-ambassador speaks out: How Qatar funds extremism in the West Sir John Jenkins lifts the lid on the mysterious Gulf state

IndyRef ruling is a death blow to Scottish nationalism There is no way back for the First Minister

Suicide: the new leading cause of maternal mortality A recent report highlights a grim trend

The dangerous rise of Black Hebrew Israelites Celebrities are repeating the group's anti-Semitic tropes

Tuesday

22.11

How George ‘Tyrus’ Murdoch became a Fox News superstar The pro wrestler is now one of the most popular voices on the network

Ukraine sceptics censored across Central Europe State broadcasters and politicians are silencing debate on a key issue

William Nattrass

The OBR is hiding a future mortgage crisis The public body's dubious modelling is concealing a darker truth

Philip Pilkington

Can Labour outflank the Tories on immigration? Keir Starmer should not squander this open goal

A Trump-less Twitter bodes ill for the West The former president's choice not to return to the platform is bad for democracy

Mary Harrington

Monday

21.11

Thanks for the moving gesture of solidarity, Harry Kane Armbands supporting LGBTQ rights were abandoned before they were even worn

James Sean Dickson

Starmer’s Lords plan is bad news for England A "senate" would subjugate the UK's largest member nation

Giorgia Meloni is wrong about French ‘colonialism’ A viral video misrepresents France's ties with Africa

Philippe Lemoine

Report: Critical Race Theory is endemic in British schools New data shows that UK education is almost as captured as America

The lockdown cancer wave has only just begun Advocates for harsh Covid measures are finally waking up to their actions

Saturday

19.11

Trans ideology has split America Attitudes to gender in red and blue states now form a major policy battleground

Friday

18.11

Why Viktor Orbán won’t help Ukraine It's not just a lack of EU funds that has angered the Hungarian leader

Daniel Hardaker

Former Russian mercenary: the truth about the Wagner Group Marat Gabidullin speaks out about the dark inner workings of the military company

Kathleen Stock wins free speech debate at Cambridge The philosophy professor faced down the protests — and won

Like her or not, Nancy Pelosi is a hard act to follow She held together the moderate and progressive wings of the party

Olaf Scholz is delusional on China Germany has not learnt from its mistakes with Russia

Ralph Schoellhammer

Thursday

17.11

Russia Today rolls out in Eastern Europe The opening of RT Balkan has angered the EU

Jeremy Hunt has no vision for Britain The Chancellor isn't willing to take on entrenched interests

Why Ron DeSantis can’t break from Trump (yet) GOP elites may be moving away from the former president, but the base hasn't

Women’s safety: the latest attempt to sanitise CCTV The debate over female safety has been a boon to surveillance companies

Madeleine Stone

Wednesday

16.11

Giorgia Meloni takes on France over migrant crossings The new Prime Minister has refused to allow NGO boats to dock

Alessandra Bocchi

‘Michelle Obama arms’ have gone out of fashion The former First Lady is dialling back on her exercise regime

Kemi Badenoch: Beware the new authoritarians The politician warned that too many young people want to ban everything

Donald Trump launches his bid for president — as the underdog The ex-president spoke for an hour without mentioning Ron DeSantis

Jeff Bezos should be careful who he gives his money to Not all charitable donations end up in the right place

Tuesday

15.11

Why Joanne Harris must go The Society of Authors Chair has no interest in upholding freedom of speech

The New York Times pushes back against puberty blockers The resistance to trans ideology is well under way in America

The spectre haunting the Autumn Statement The Government is failing to address the extent of the energy crisis

Philip Pilkington

Central Europe re-arms in face of Russian threat Visegrád countries have committed to massively increased defence spending

William Nattrass

After Italy and Sweden, will Spain shift Right? If the country's conservative parties unite, they will be a serious electoral force

Jorge González-Gallarza

Monday

14.11

Today’s biggest political divide is over growth and tech The question of how to live within limits has paralysed both sides

Mary Harrington

The moral lesson from Sam Bankman-Fried’s downfall The crypto meltdown shows us that we must be wary of unbridled altruism

Why shouldn’t young black people be Right-wing? A Channel 4 documentary fails to grasp why some minorities lean conservative

Inaya Folarin Iman

Blake Masters fails to conquer Arizona Peter Thiel’s protégé was the victim of a broader shift back to the centre

China abandons ‘one size fits all’ Covid policy There are echoes of the Great Barrington Declaration in Beijing's latest plans

Saturday

12.11

You’ll miss Elon Musk when he’s gone The new Twitter CEO isn't like other billionaires

Friday

11.11

Sweden is Ron DeSantis’s trump card The Florida Governor's Covid policy has been vindicated

Johan Anderberg

Will there be a ceasefire in Ukraine this winter? All sides are hinting at peace talks — but the obstacles may be too great

Is Tucker Carlson a “stochastic terrorist”? There's a fashionable new term in town, and it isn't helpful

The trouble with Rishi Sunak’s LNG deal The pact with the US on supply of natural gas isn't all it seems

Izabella Kaminska

Elon Musk is not a national security threat — TikTok is Joe Biden is focusing on the wrong social media giant

Kristina Murkett

Thursday

10.11

Right-wing populists need a new strategy Behaving grotesquely isn't enough

FTX won’t be the last crypto collapse The aborted bailout shows that no digital assets giant is safe

European autonomy remains a distant dream The continent is divided and more reliant than ever on outside powers

Ralph Schoellhammer

The Scottish Book Trust has given up on free speech Writers' organisations are betraying the people they're meant to represent

Wednesday

09.11

Ron DeSantis: the new champion of Trumpism The Florida Governor has found a winning formula

Batya Ungar-Sargon

The ‘Dump Trump’ movement has officially begun Republicans are growing sick of their former leader

Ashley Rindsberg

Yoram Hazony: The case for national conservatism in the UK The Israeli thinker makes his case for bringing the movement to the UK

Panda La Terriere

Why I feel sorry for Just Stop Oil activists Their pain has emerged from a religious vacuum

Blame weak candidates for G.O.P.’s loss of Pennsylvania Republicans squandered a good opportunity to win

The ‘end of democracy’ waits for another year The Democrats' rhetoric may have turned the tide, but at what cost?

Florida was a Covid referendum All the major issues were downstream effects of the pandemic response

Marshall Auerback

Tuesday

08.11

Elon Musk needn’t worry about Twitter’s Left-wing rivals Mastodon and Tribel are poor imitations

Green activism is turning apocalyptic Today's millenarians are taking their cue from the Book of Revelations

Why advertisers leaving Twitter benefits Elon Musk A new model is required to insulate the company from activist pressure

Philip Pilkington

Anti-war Russians are sabotaging Putin’s railways Online groups are damaging links near the Belarusian border

Bethany Elliott

The EU’s migrant crisis could end free movement Record levels of illegal immigration are straining relations in the bloc

William Nattrass

Monday

07.11

Twitter is proof that Big Tech is out of ideas Silicon Valley hasn't made any significant progress in a decade

Could Jordan Bardella split the French Right? Marine Le Pen's replacement as RN leader may hurt the party

The real cost of modern dating Young people are bankrupting themselves for love that doesn't last

Mary Harrington

Pensioner Britain has run out of ambition Why would the Tories build for a future their voters will never see?

Report into Canada’s Freedom Convoy finds no violence after all The inquiry has not justified invoking the Emergencies Act

Friday

04.11

Who’s behind the Imran Khan shooting? Allies of the former Pakistani PM are claiming a conspiracy

The Democrats deserve to lose the Hispanic vote Their focus on social issues over inflation has alienated ethnic minorities

Britain’s economy is better than it looks Despite the media narrative, the UK remains in relatively good financial health

The Dundee flasher’s pronouns are driving us mad The criminal is simultaneously described as a man and woman

Mary Harrington

Are Ukrainian weapons falling into criminal hands? A Finnish police chief claimed that guns are illegally circulating in Europe

Thursday

03.11

The fate of Wilhelm Reich is a warning to us today Persecuting intellectuals, however fringe, rarely ends well