February 4, 2025

Labour’s Ofsted reforms are woefully misguided School inspections have been reduced to a box-ticking exercise

Kristina Murkett

03.02

Mexico concessions show Trump’s tariff threats are working The US is successfully using its economic leverage

Philip Pilkington

03.02

China will exploit Trump’s tariffs on allies

Tom Rogan

03.02

The populist Right is taking over the EU Belgium is the latest country to vote in a Eurosceptic nationalist leader

Peter Franklin

03.02

Trump’s USAID revolution is America First in action Other Right-wing leaders may heed his blueprint for regime change

Mary Harrington

03.02

Britain is Europe’s odd man out on immigration

Tom Jones

02.02

Tariffs will permanently damage US-Canada relationship Trump has less to lose than the Trudeau government does

Yuan Yi Zhu

02.02

Why do so many young women identify as bisexual? There is a political dimension to the rise in LGB youth

J. Michael Bailey

02.02

Sweden’s gang violence has become the new normal

Jens Ganman

02.02

Has Britain’s mpox risk been exaggerated? New cases have been detained despite minor symptoms

David Rose

01.02

Restarting Russian gas sales to Europe would backfire EU leaders haven't learnt from the last energy crisis

Maximilian Hess

01.02

‘LGBT-inclusive education’ won’t fix Scotland’s schools

Nina Welsch

01.02

Will Syria’s new rulers choose democracy or theocracy? HTS has disavowed its jihadist past, but doubts remain

Patrick Hess

01.02

Sara Sharif case reveals courts’ misogyny blind spot Britain's justice system consistently gives violent men the benefit of the doubt

Joan Smith

31.01

Democrats will struggle to recover from record unpopularity The party is now dangerously unmoored from American voters

Michael Baharaeen

31.01

JD Vance: a Very Online Catholic

Sohrab Ahmari

31.01

Will Trump really deport students for antisemitism? One of the President's executive orders involves unnecessarily extreme measures

Malcom Kyeyune

31.01

German Left on verge of collapse as election nears Internal rifts and damaging scandals are driving voters away

Katja Hoyer

31.01

Tories still won’t confront failure of Boriswave

Henry Hill

30.01

When will the NHS admit DEI is dead? New diversity roles are still being advertised against Wes Streeting's orders

Josephine Bartosch

30.01

The problem with calling Axel Rudakubana an incel Commentators are now claiming that the Southport killer was driven by misogyny

Simon Cottee

30.01

The Left ignores the environmental cost of mass immigration

Peter Franklin

30.01

Reduced stop and search is failing knife crime victims Recent figures show a fall in arrests but a rise in offences

David Matthews

29.01

The media sheds a tear for exiting federal workers Journalists weren't quite so sympathetic to the plight of coalminers

Drew Holden

29.01

Trump’s gender executive order is a return to common sense

Lisa Selin Davis

29.01

Labour should look to the relics of empire for growth Britain is doomed to squander its underused inheritance

Aris Roussinos

29.01

Why is the EU still clinging on to the Green Deal? The bloc is committing suicide through environmental red tape

Ralph Schoellhammer

29.01

The Home Office is in denial about two-tier policing It cannot be dismissed as Right-wing extremism

Rakib Ehsan

28.01

New York magazine shows progressives are losing the culture war

Oliver Bateman

28.01

Senator Elissa Slotkin’s sudden discovery of ‘normal’ The Democrat conveniently skips over her own progressive past

Emily Jashinsky

28.01

DeepSeek has exposed the failure of sanctions China has not only navigated Western restrictions, but outsmarted them too

Wolfgang Munchau

28.01

Labour’s EU reconciliation suits Nigel Farage Reform has a chance to lean into its leader's links to America

John Oxley