The energy debate is ripping Germany’s coalition apart All parties are pursuing their own ideological agenda

Ralph Schoellhammer

Was Alex Jones right about hormone disruptors? He had a unique explanation for physiological changes in men and women

New study: depressed teenagers spend more time online Excessive screen use has been linked to broken family units

W. Bradford Wilcox and Wendy Wang

Wednesday

02.11

David Sacks: Elon Musk buying Twitter is just the start The PayPal co-founder on why his friend is taking on the censors

Did immigration kill affirmative action? Demographic changes since 1965 undermine the programme's logic

Park MacDougald

Britain’s renewed focus on Islamic extremism is welcome Suella Braverman is right to review the UK's counter-terrorism strategy

Why Matt Hancock’s latest career move makes sense Reality TV is a logical destination for him

Keir Starmer changes his mind on trans children The Labour leader stressed the importance of parental consent

Elon Musk doesn’t understand what he’s bought The plan to make verified 'blue checks' pay will not end well

Tuesday

01.11

Lula is no friend of America Washington's goodwill may be short-lived

Philip Pilkington

David Sacks on Ukraine: from culture war to nuclear war? The venture capitalist speaks to Freddie Sayers about the escalating conflict

Panda La Terriere

Northern Ireland is too divided to function And the political class knows it

Graffiti stamps pro-Ukrainian loyalties on Odesa Street art has become the new frontier in the city's war with Putin

Ukraine is tearing the Czech Republic apart Protests on either side are becoming increasingly heated

William Nattrass

Monday

31.10

What will happen to Elon Musk’s Twitter? Look to Fox News Rupert Murdoch's News Corp could serve as a model

Don’t blame Liz Truss for her phone hack The soft underbelly of British security isn't the fault of politicians

Left and Right are wrong about Paul Pelosi attacks Neither side has a satisfactory explanation for David DePape's attack

Greta Thunberg throws in her lot with the anti-capitalist Left The activist has been showing a more overtly political stance in London

Nicholas Harris

The resurrection of Lula It should have been easy, but the former metalworker won by only a whisker

Sunday

30.10

John Gray: Why I disagree with John Mearsheimer States are not always rational actors

Saturday

29.10

John Gray: Welcome to the era of tragic realism The philosopher discusses war and diplomacy with UnHerd's Freddie Sayers

Rishi Sunak’s Britcoin is destined to fail CBDCs only serve to curtail privacy and freedom

Friday

28.10

John Gray: China will act on Taiwan before 2025 The philosopher warned that Xi Jinping is committed to resolving the issue

Is Putin scaling down his war aims? Targeting Ukraine's power infrastructure may be a tacit admission of defeat

The Covid question that won’t go away A new Senate report casts doubt on the virus's origin

Scotland’s new gender bill imperils the Union Holyrood's vote puts Scotland on a collision course with Westminster

Mary Harrington

Will Europe’s Right-wing populists disappoint again? The next five years will be a test for conservatives on the continent

Ralph Schoellhammer

Thursday

27.10

Even Putin’s Chef is criticising Russia’s war effort Yevgeny Prigozhin is starting to find his voice

Bethany Elliott

John Gray Part I: Revenge of the technocrats The philosopher takes a deep dive into Britain's uneasy future

The Franco-German alliance is falling apart These two great powers have fundamentally different visions for the continent

What will Kanye West do next? The alternative Right-wing economy isn't very lucrative

The populist case for Rishi Sunak The new PM is neither a globalist stooge nor a socialist

Wednesday

26.10

From Boris to Trump, yesterday’s men won’t go away Political comebacks are becoming the norm, not the exception

Is John Fetterman fit for office? The Democrat's performance at last night's debate was extremely concerning

Why is Joe Biden taking trans advice from a TikTok star? The President seemed clueless during his interview with Dylan Mulvaney

Hybrid attacks on the rise across Europe Multiple acts of sabotage have taken place on key infrastructure

Democrats only have themselves to blame for the rise of Kari Lake The Trump loyalist is in a strong position to become Arizona's next governor

Tuesday

25.10

The NHS finally sees sense on trans treatment for children Medical professionals have admitted that they are going through a 'phase'

Is there a bubble in the European gas market? Rumours of an energy glut are greatly exaggerated

Philip Pilkington

Nigel Farage’s latest relaunch has a fatal flaw Seeking to build a populist movement on libertarian economics is a fool's errand

Trans activists push off-prescription puberty blockers Youngsters are being told to bypass the medical establishment for treatment

Monday

24.10

Viktor Orbán lists his enemies on Hungary’s day of unity Hungary's opposition parties, America, Brussels — to name but a few

William Nattrass

Another tough day for Gina Miller The True & Fair leader doesn't even want to rejoin the EU

This is not a globalist coup There is no need to dip into conspiracies to explain the return of Rishi Sunak

Ignore the media hysterics — Britain is not a basket case The UK has sovereignty, and with that comes options most countries don't have

Izabella Kaminska

Saturday

22.10

Why did Sweden turn Right-wing? Freddie Sayers spoke to Ivar Arpi to learn more about Sweden's new government

Panda La Terriere

Giorgia Meloni’s new cabinet is business as usual Anyone expecting a dramatic change of direction will be disappointed

Friday

21.10

Rishi’s right: Britain needs to rule beneath the waves The Tory MP warned years ago about Britain's underwater vulnerabilities

Italy’s Right-wing alliance is collapsing Foreign policy is driving a wedge between Giorgia Meloni and her counterparts

Alessandra Bocchi

Is ‘globalist’ an anti-Semitic term? Israeli nationalism expert Yoram Hazony thinks not

At least Liz Truss realised she was useless Incompetent politicians who actually quit are to be celebrated

Did Bill Gates write Joe Biden’s pandemic plan? The President's new strategy is straight out of the billionaire's playbook

Thursday

20.10

Mock growth all you like, but on that point Liz Truss was right Ten growthless years have left our island nation in trouble

What Keir Starmer told Pink News is a sign of things to come The Labour leader's remarks revealed how little he has learned

A Labour landslide would be a disaster They may deserve it, but a Tory wipeout is a dangerous prospect

Greta Thunberg kills off the anti-nuclear campaign The climate activist's change of heart is only one of many

Wednesday

19.10

How many bodies does the EU need? The European Political Community is the latest in a long line of pointless groups

Ralph Schoellhammer

TikTok is turning into OnlyFans The app is profiting from children's exposure to sexualised content

Kristina Murkett

Anime: the new conservative battleground Divisions in the American Right are widening

Monsieur Macron: let them wear cashmere Modelling in designer rollnecks is not going to help the French pay their bills

Anne-Elisabeth Moutet

Tuesday

18.10

The Left has just ushered in an age of austerity Labour will come to regret siding with the markets and the technocrats

A homophobic murder in Bratislava must not be ignored The events in Slovakia should prompt reflection among conservatives

William Nattrass

Canada’s euthanasia laws killed my brother Flo Read meets Gary Nichols, whose brother died by lethal injection in Canada in June 2019.

Big Tech can’t cancel Kanye West The views that got him kicked off Twitter will continue to exist online

America tries and fails to sanction China Export controls on semi-conductors will only make matters worse

Philip Pilkington

Monday

17.10

Abortion won’t save the Democrats The main issue voters are concerned about is the economy

Park MacDougald

Samuel Paty two years on: rien n’a changé Coverage of the anniversary shows how far France still has to go

Jeremy Hunt liquidates Liz Truss The new chancellor has turned into an insolvency practitioner

Was Thomas Malthus right all along? Food may yet become the defining limitation of the human population

Mary Harrington

The Democrats are finally talking about crime But is it too late?

Friday

14.10

The Truss premiership is now dead in the water Axing the Chancellor won't fix the PM's problems

Europe’s top diplomat is blackpilled about the future Josep Borrell had a stark warning for the continent

The Tories face extinction in London Conservative inaction on housing has lost them the urban vote

Joe Biden should not legalise cocaine What is The Economist sniffing?

Charles Fain Lehman

Even Eddie Izzard’s fans aren’t convinced Outside his gig, supporters were worried about being labelled transphobic

Thursday

13.10

Emmanuel Macron moves to crush the protesters (again) Oil workers have vowed to continue their strikes

From the alt-Right to Kanye West, Fox News plays a dangerous game Sanitising guests through selective editing will come back to bite the network

Germany’s ‘Mittelstand’ is being killed off This recession is hitting the core of German innovation

Ralph Schoellhammer

Suella Braverman is right about Indian migrants The UK's immigration system should not be a pawn in trade negotiations

Wednesday

12.10

Investigating the Florida mRNA vaccine study Are young men really dying from vaccine-related heart injury?

How to prevent World War III Only mass engagement can restrain our warmongering elites

Philip Cunliffe

The US-Saudi Arabia relationship is crumbling A genuine divorce between the two countries appears likely

Marshall Auerback