Sri Lanka is on the brink of major violence The island is gripped by anti-government protests

Thasanya Jayasumana

Banning Russian players from Wimbledon is morally wrong It's unfair to make citizens pay for the crimes of their nation’s rulers

The Presidential debate revealed a new side to Macron The French president was aggressive, bordering on angry

The NHS keeps failing pregnant women Scandals in the health service reveal its underlying misogyny

Wednesday

20.04

The Russian Orthodox Church has abandoned Ukraine Patriarch Kirill has become part of the Russian war machine

Katherine Bayford

Secularism is leaving us feeling empty New research shows that religiosity is linked to positive well-being

Why Taylor Lorenz can dox whoever she wants Progressives are determined to keep control of the narrative

Mary Harrington

The real reason Joe Kahn was appointed NYT editor: China The paper wants a new audience across the Pacific

Ashley Rindsberg

Could Sarah Palin cause the upset of the century? Forget Trump and DeSantis and the GOP field looks wide open

Tuesday

19.04

Michael Tracey: when does anti-war become pro-Putin? Freddie Sayers asks the journalist about his controversial reaction to the war

The EU would survive President Marine le Pen Many of her positions are already found in other member states

Incel paranoia comes to Britain’s schools 'Deadly' misogyny is apparently surging in the classroom

American unions are making a comeback Workers are organising at some of the world's biggest firms

Sunday

17.04

Eastern Europe shows the power of a Christian society The strength of community in Poland and Ukraine is best explained by faith

Friday

15.04

Rwanda: an imperfect but defensible plan The outrage over the proposal misses the bigger point

What the Tories can learn from Marine le Pen Conservative politics must appeal to young voters to succeed

Mary Harrington

Thursday

14.04

The NHS is using Covid to push for more restrictions Why are powerful voices still calling for less indoor mixing?

Elon Musk’s bot army is secretly boosting Tesla The electric carmaker's popularity is not as authentic as it may seem

The pro-Putin protests giving Germany a headache Nearly 1000 demonstrators paraded Russian flags through Berlin

China shows its hand in eastern Europe Serbia and Hungary will be top targets for increased Chinese influence

William Nattrass

Wednesday

13.04

Zelensky gives Germany’s president the cold shoulder The Ukrainian leader wants weapons, not penitent visits from has-been leaders

Could Labour become the new law and order party? Focusing on crime could be a golden attack line for Keir Starmer

Food price rises will bring a wave of revolutions More political instability could see Russia and China gain influence

Philip Pilkington

The real-world victims of Partygate The political fallout means an amnesty for lockdown convictions won't happen

Tuesday

12.04

Philadelphia moves towards a perma-Covid regime It has become the first city to reinstate an indoor mask mandate

Park MacDougald

Bill Clinton re-writes history in The Atlantic The former president made some bold claims about his decision to expand NATO

The Bucha I knew and loved Until a few weeks ago, my hometown was one of the most vibrant in Ukraine

The missing issue in Australia’s upcoming election: Covid The country's stringent policies barely feature on the trail

What Francis Fukuyama gets wrong about liberalism He fails to appreciate that Left-modernism has corrupted the ideology

Monday

11.04

Stop pretending David Amess’ murder was caused by online abuse Why did politicians and the press push this line?

How the war could lead to the break up of Russia Freddie Sayers meets political scientist Sergej Sumlenny

The collapse of French conservatism is the story of the night While the far-Right made significant inroads, the centre-Right collapsed

Calorie counting menus will make eating disorders worse Successive lockdowns have already exacerbated the problem nationwide

Don’t write off Marine Le Pen Emmanuel Macron faces a much tighter contest this year

Friday

08.04

Emperor Mark Zuckerberg looks to mint his own currency 'Zuck Bucks' is the latest — and most egotistical — scheme by the Meta founder

Andrew Orlowski

How paedophilia anxiety moved from Left to Right A new Jimmy Savile documentary has reignited an old culture war

British media is becoming more divided and hysterical Descriptions of opposing ideologies as extreme are the new normal

Germany is letting Europe down Berlin is already moving to dilute EU sanctions

Thursday

07.04

Inside Shanghai’s Zero Covid Camp UnHerd gets the world's first tour of the 4,000-strong facility

Vladimir Zhirinovsky: the clown who predicted the Russian invasion Nobody took this jester-politician seriously — until it was too late

The war of words over the ‘Don’t say Gay’ bill 'Homophobes' are doing battle with 'groomers' in the latest culture war

Mary Harrington

Pakistan is playing a dangerous game with Russia Imran Khan may be punished for his anti-Western rhetoric at the ballot box

Kunwar Khuldune Shahid

Russians are apathetic about Putin’s crimes in Ukraine In Moscow few care what's occurring south of the country's border

Wednesday

06.04

Alexei Navalny is no liberal hero A new documentary overlooks some of the campaigner's troubling history

Nicholas Harris

How will Viktor Orbán use his supermajority? The Hungarian PM has the power to make significant constitutional changes

William Nattrass

In Shanghai, Zero Covid means zero freedom Dystopian images are coming out of the Chinese city

The Left and Right are both wrong about Channel 4 Privatising it won't help either side

Astroturfing has come to social media Companies are secretly encouraging influencers to shill for their products

Study: divorce affects children more than death New research has made a startling discovery

Tuesday

05.04

The new Polish militarism Spooked by Ukraine, Poland is committing its resources to defence

Luka Ivan Jukic

Fewer university students would be a good thing Traditional degree courses will be a shrinking part of post-school education

Dot Cotton: the last great working-class dame June Brown gave representation to a neglected strand of British femininity

Monday

04.04

Even Twitter is ganging up on JK Rowling How much more does the author have to take?

Liberals were never prepared to beat Orban The Left's plan failed miserably

How TikTok glamourises mental health disorders Self-proclaimed ‘mental health advocates’ have become dangerously influential

Kristina Murkett

Can France’s deplorables secure a Le Pen victory? The country's disenfranchised could swing the election in her favour

Friday

01.04

Jean-Luc Mélenchon: France’s Corbyn takes on Macron The socialist veteran is surging in the polls

Anne-Elisabeth Moutet

The Overton window for Christian beliefs is narrowing In Finland, two people were tried simply for quoting the Bible

Germany faces a spring of discontent The country recorded its highest inflation rate in 40 years

Good riddance to Britain’s Brutalist architecture I won’t mourn the disappearance of our post-war monstrosities

Don’t turn the Ukraine refugee crisis into a new normal Ultra-liberal immigration policies are domestically divisive

Thursday

31.03

Sajid Javid: Zero Covid has been a disaster The Health Secretary sat down with Freddie Sayers to look back at the pandemic

Has Putin’s invasion hurt the European Left? Across the continent, there have been opposite results

The NFT market is unravelling Despite a huge increase in sales, fraud has been rampant

The BBC’s faint praise for Mary Whitehouse A new documentary claims to be even-handed but can't quite manage it

Charlie Bentley-Astor

Wednesday

30.03

Sajid Javid: ‘When it comes to sport, it should be sex not gender’ The Health Secretary shared his thoughts on trans athletes with Freddie Sayers

Are Brits giving up on the NHS? A new poll finds that over two-thirds of the population are dissatisfied

Emily Bridges has no place in women’s cycling The cyclist's inclusion in the championship is unfair to women everywhere

Why is the UK shrinking its army in response to Ukraine? Ministers are invoking dubious analysis to justify cutbacks

Ukraine’s neighbours welcome refugees — but for how long? The citizens of Eastern Europe are already dividing along familiar lines

William Nattrass

Tuesday

29.03

The Russian army’s number one problem? Hazing Conscripts are poorly trained and face endless abuse

Katherine Bayford

Rishi Sunak’s plan to regulate crypto will fail Governments need to worry about trust, not controlling innovation

Philip Pilkington

For pro-lockdown campaigners, all roads lead to the Kochs The attempts to smear critics of lockdowns as Right-wingers will only backfire

Jay Bhattacharya & Martin Kulldorf

Ignore the wheat panic: the world still has plenty The war in Ukraine is unlikely to cause mass starvation

Monday

28.03

Is Emmanuel Macron frightened of Vladimir Putin? Fear is one explanation for the French President's diplomatic efforts

Why the Will Smith slap is good news Our ADHD culture only survives off such 'scissor events'

Is John Mearsheimer guilty of “toxic masculinity”? Foreign policy realists are being seen through the prism of gender

Mary Harrington

The exodus continues from America’s biggest cities Covid, crime and hybrid work are remaking urban life

OSINT is having a bad war Open source intelligence cannot see through the fog of war

Andrew Orlowski

Saturday

26.03

Buzzfeed was never as brilliant as it thought it was So long and thanks for all the listicles

Friday

25.03

The Tories finally repeal a bad law The end of the Fixed-term Parliaments Act should inspire Conservatives

The EU was doomed from the start As the union celebrates its 65th, it's time to think about retirement