Honi soit qui mal y pense Shame on those who pour scorn on the mourners

Sub-continental sectarianism arrives on Leicester’s streets Nearly 30 arrests have been made over the past few weeks

Serbia’s LGBT Pride march ends badly Protesters are failing to win over the hearts and minds of Serbians

Friday

16.09

China and Russia remain friends — for now Cracks in the relationship are starting to surface

Katherine Bayford

The Charles III paradox: anti-establishment King? Freddie Sayers speaks to King Charles III's co-author Ian Skelly

Is Kazakhstan turning its back on its former leader? The country's capital will no longer be named after Nursultan Nazarbayev

Will Japanese people ‘cease to exist’? Declining fertility is turning the country into one big retirement home

Republicans may not like what comes after monarchy There are more alternatives than they think

Thursday

15.09

Hollywood turns the Queen’s death into a season finale It didn't take long before celebrities started tweeting for clout

Armenia-Azerbaijan latest: Moscow is losing control Distracted by Ukraine, Putin is struggling to keep the peace

Goldman Sachs is wrong: this energy crisis isn’t going away The bank believes that European gas prices will fall sharply this winter

Philip Pilkington

Your DNA can now be used against you A woman's data was used to arrest her in connection with an unrelated crime

Timandra Harkness

Swedish election: will immigration finally be addressed? The success of the Sweden Democrats marks a sea change

Wednesday

14.09

England’s middle classes say goodbye to the Queen They thought she would last forever

Clint Ehrlich: What I got wrong about Ukraine The Russia realist speaks about his recent change of heart

God save our republican protesters Being for King and country means being for freedom of speech

BBC’s Jeremy Bowen: does the West want Ukraine to win? A stalemate might suit some countries

In truth, we French can’t get enough of your Royals A handful of Left-wing mayors make an unconvincing exception

Anne-Elisabeth Moutet

Tuesday

13.09

Michael Anton: Purge the FBI, break up the CIA The former Trump official outlined some bold ideas for America’s security state

Park MacDougald

Why is Russia strengthening ties with North Korea? Short on military supplies, Vladimir Putin is turning eastward

Bethany Elliott

Would you rather have Prince Andrew or free speech? The British are not entirely sure

Pierre Poilievre: Canada’s new Conservative star Canada's new Tory leader offers a different type of libertarian populism

Marshall Auerback

Did Josh Hawley just call for a Christian revolution? The religious energy behind National Conservatism is no longer in the shadows

Park MacDougald

Monday

12.09

Putin’s friends start voicing dissent Defeat in Kharkiv has sparked discontent among normally deferential generals

Katherine Bayford

Peter Thiel: wokeness is like Wahhabism The billionaire warned that California is starting to seem like Saudi Arabia

Park MacDougald

FDA tells Americans to ‘install’ booster update The US is now treating its citizens like smartphones

Mary Harrington

Is the energy crisis just a panic? Markets may be over-reacting to changes in gas prices

Sunday

11.09

The Queen became a true Christian leader As the years went by, her faith became more pronounced

Saturday

10.09

What explains Sinn Féin’s warm tribute to the Queen? Contrary to popular perception, most Irish people are not hardline republicans

Friday

09.09

King Charles is no longer Hamlet The royal could finally say goodbye to his prince's title

The unbearable lightness of Beto O’Rourke The Democrat may be intelligent, but he's utterly incapable of effective action

Why the Queen’s death affects us all so deeply She served as a mysterious and vital connection to the nation

Church sings ‘God save the King’ for the first time UnHerd filmed a spontaneous — and historic — service at St Anne's Kew yesterday evening

Did the Daily Wire fall for a fake book scam? One reporter appears to have been duped by culture war clickbait

Park MacDougald

Queen Elizabeth II: a beautiful anachronism She knew it was her sworn duty to carry on

Thursday

08.09

Why did Cloudfare de-platform Kiwi Farms? The termination of the website's security feels like a missed opportunity

Who will defend JK Rowling’s defenders? Christian Henson was suspended for tweeting in support of the author

Where did the Great Awokening come from? New research shows an abrupt post-2010 surge in academia and the media

Is sterling on the verge of collapse? As the pound slides, fears of a currency crisis grow

Philip Pilkington

Germany is turning against Olaf Scholz Bad policy decisions and soaring energy prices have angered the public

Ralph Schoellhammer

Wednesday

07.09

Investigating the mystery of excess deaths Actuary Stuart McDonald dives into the available data

‘Woman’ erased from Minister for Equalities job title Is there a point to this department anymore?

Eight ideas the Ukrainian government calls ‘Russian propaganda’ A spokesman for the 'disinformation unit' responds exclusively to UnHerd

Can Mathias Döpfner make Politico great again? The Axel Springer CEO has made a big bet on non-partisan news

Forget her speech — Liz Truss is good at politics Success in the job is about a lot more than oratory

Tuesday

06.09

Step aside NASA, Elon Musk is in charge now The SpaceX CEO is part of a new band of pirates conquering Space

What Olivia Wilde gets wrong about Jordan Peterson and incels The director is not taking the subjects of her film seriously

Boris Johnson kicks off his campaign to become PM (again) Can he bamboozle his way back to power?

Don’t do an Osborne, Rishi Sunak should stay in politics and fight from the backbenches

Monday

05.09

Pro-Ukraine sentiment is crumbling in Eastern Europe Discontent is building in countries that were once most committed to the cause

William Nattrass

Does Israel still know what it’s fighting for? Fifty years after Munich its enemies are easily kept at bay

Liz Truss speech: awkward pauses and limp applause The new Tory leader didn't exactly get the crowd going

Anatole Kaletsky: Trussonomics might just work Perhaps the conventional economists are wrong?

The lesson of The Lord of the Rings ‘review bombing’ The wisdom of crowds descends into meme wars

Mary Harrington

The good news from Germany on gas prices The European nation has managed to reduce its reliance on Russia

Saturday

03.09

The Pope is a Russia realist Francis has refused to side with the West since the invasion

Friday

02.09

Britain’s Greens aren’t funny any more Their policy proposals could have serious consequences

Martin Lewis has run out of ideas He doesn't have the tools for an age of scarcity

Why British liberals should thank Nigel Farage His brand of populism did not appeal to the authoritarian young

Joe Biden rewrites history on Covid, law and order His administration offered a highly partial account of the last two years

Park MacDougald

The Democrats’ green agenda is hurting Californians The state faces blackouts, brownouts and water rationing this year

Thursday

01.09

Liberals are virtue-signalling on US life expectancy White supremacy does not explain the disparity between races

Russia has forgotten the Gorbachev I knew He struggled valiantly against the collapse of the USSR

Harald Malmgren

It’s time for civil disobedience Thomas Fazi discusses Europe's political tipping point with Freddie Sayers

Schools are too obsessed with mental health Provisions like emotional check-ins and take-a-break corners won't help students

Kristina Murkett

A different type of Tory showed up at Wembley Boris loomed large among this majority-minority crowd

How Gorbachev tried to save the USSR He tried to revitalise Soviet power, not lose it

Maximilian Hess

Wednesday

31.08

Donors are undermining the Conservative Party Lord Cruddas' bid to change party rules is harmful and unedifying

Next stop: mandatory flu vaccines Colleges like Berkeley have moved on from Covid to new health rules

Park MacDougald

Western leaders are madder than I thought They are more willing than I predicted to immiserate their populations

Mary Harrington

Gorbachev laid the ground for Putin — and his war The chaos of the Nineties bred a desire for strength and stability

Katherine Bayford

The un-cancellation of Sam Hyde The Right-wing comic is rehabilitating his image through boxing

Tuesday

30.08

No, Afghanistan did not hurt U.S. ‘credibility’ The Washington blob keeps peddling the same false narrative

Cancelled Pride parade draws unwanted attention to Serbia Is the country is embroiled in a proxy war between West and East?

William Nattrass

Trans player wins women’s billiards championship Why was Jamie Hunter allowed to compete against biological women?

The Guardian tries to cancel gardening A writer claims that the term is loaded with cultural baggage

Monday

29.08

Joe Rogan tells Americans to vote Republican The comedian criticised the Democrats' stringent Covid policies on his podcast

Insulate Britain was right all along Not insulating homes now looks like an own goal for the government

Saturday

27.08

What Carl Schmitt reveals about Vladimir Putin The German theorist haunts the Kremlin

Friday

26.08

Wolfgang Streeck: the age of German dominance is over The economic historian discusses Germany's crisis and the future of Europe

The strange theory of Aleksandr Dugin and “child sacrifice” Social media has been gripped by Dugin derangement syndrome

Michael Millerman

The American Academy of Pediatrics is denying reality Frustrated doctors are beginning to go public

Eliza Mondegreen