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

Self-ID will not give trans people “dignity and respect” Why is Caroline Nokes pushing so hard against current Government policy?

Don’t let the lockdown hawks re-write history Certain commentators are claiming ZeroCovid was a purely pre-vaccine measure

Why are so many Russian generals dying? Soviet-era command structures are, strangely, still in place

Katherine Bayford

Thursday

24.03

Post-sanctions life in Moscow is… not that different The effects have not kicked in for ordinary Russians — yet

Constantin Duhamel

Demanding roubles for gas is a victory for Putin The Russian's decision is accelerating the shift away from US-led dominance

Philip Pilkington

Madeleine Albright epitomised the liberal era that is over The globalised world that defined her project in the 1990s is no more

Kamala Harris: the Vice-President nobody wanted Even Joe Biden is struggling to defend his choice

Francis Fukuyama: Can Putin’s war rescue liberalism? The Stanford Professor explains how the invasion could revitalise the West

Wednesday

23.03

Rishi Sunak could have helped the poor — but didn’t We face a cost of living emergency that will hit the poorest hardest

The Covid-cautious are hungriest for war There's a strong correlation between a fear of Covid and a desire for open conflict

Mary Harrington

Elvira Nabiullina: the Kremlin official still beloved by the West Many still hold Russia's central bank governor in high regard

Maximilian Hess

Tuesday

22.03

Why Israel won’t join anti-Russia sanctions It has security concerns on its border with Russia-backed Syria

Éric Zemmour can’t blame Putin for his slump The populist candidate is now in fifth place

Why women fear cancel culture more than men A recent NYT poll reveals a stark gender divide on self-censorship

Putin’s invasion has thrown Erdogan a lifeline Turkey has been welcomed back into the Western fold

Monday

21.03

Bill Roggio: Who is really winning the war in Ukraine? The analyst tells Freddie Sayers that the media is giving a misleading picture

Conservatives should amend the Equality Act — not repeal it A small amount of legal tweaking can tame the Blob

James McSweeney

Should we envy China’s army of billionaires? The country now has more than America and India combined

Germany lifts Covid restrictions — and people aren’t happy Germans are anxious about their sudden freedom

Now is not the time to start an economic war with China A group of US Senators are pushing a scheme that would end in disaster

Philip Pilkington

Friday

18.03

Is the New York Times headed back to the centre? A new tone at the paper hints at a broader change

Park MacDougald

Eastern Europeans are getting hawkish on Ukraine Citizens are pushing their leaders to stand up to Russia's aggression

William Nattrass

How Andrew Cuomo can win His re-election as Governor of New York may not be as farfetched as it seems

Boris can’t ignore the culture wars forever The PM has a plan to deal with racial inequality — but will he go through with it?

The EU is pushing Serbia into Russia’s arms The bloc needs to incentivise Belgrade to abandon its longstanding ally

Thursday

17.03

Why York University de-platformed me Supposedly, I am a safety threat

Samo Burja: Sanctions will divide civilisation The Ukraine war is hastening us towards a multipolar world

First Scotland, now Ireland embraces trans ideology The Irish Census will allow individuals to indicate both male and female

Where are Dave Rubin’s babies coming from? We can't ignore the biological reality behind the pundit's announcement

Mary Harrington

The new Online Safety Bill: better, but still awful The revised version will have its first reading today

Jennifer Powers

Wednesday

16.03

A Saudi-China oil deal is a warning shot to the West Selling oil in renminbi instead of dollars will undermine US hegemony

Philip Pilkington

How globalisation cheated America The West's opening up to China came at a big cost

Britain is still ethnically segregated And no-one wants to talk about it

Why is the White House briefing TikTok influencers? The Biden administration is said to be giving talking points to creators

Tuesday

15.03

Discussion: Neo-Nazis in Ukraine Freddie Sayers and Aris Roussinos evaluate the far-Right militias joining the fight against Russia

Putin’s war sparks an existential crisis in Germany Schoolrooms and families across the country are reconsidering their nation

Who is Joe Rogan’s audience? New research points to a surprisingly politically diverse listenership

Western media should not repeat Ukrainian propaganda Journalists are not approaching claims with proper scrutiny

Monday

14.03

Britain’s refugee hosts need vetting too Vulnerable Ukrainians should be protected from exploitation

Slowly but surely, U.S. authorities are moving in on crypto The SEC is denying applications from several Bitcoin-affiliated companies

As Britain escapes lockdown, China is still stuck Over 35 million Chinese citizens are facing new restrictions

Abandoning neutrality is Ireland’s gift to the EU Is the shift in strategy really in the national interest?

Conor Fitzgerald

British soldiers need to prepare for a new type of war The Middle East is poor preparation for the onslaught of a conventional army

Friday

11.03

Hong Kong pays a heavy price for Zero Covid approach The city-state is suffering from the highest Covid death rate in the world

Is the US prepared for a United States of Eurasia? War always creates power vacuums — the West must fill them

Russophobia is sweeping through central Europe The Czech Republic is treating Russians like second-class citizens

William Nattrass

As anti-Semitism rises in New York, prosecutors fail to act The NYPD made an arrest in just one in five anti-Semitic hate crimes

Charles Fain Lehman

Thursday

10.03

Investigating Aleksandr Dugin and the “soul of Russia” Freddie Sayers speaks to Marlene Laruelle about the far-Right philosopher and Putin's endgame

Ukraine’s bloody spring will gift the world a hungry winter An impending wheat crisis could push millions into starvation

The inside story on Putin’s decision to invade A Russian journalist provides key insights into events running up to the invasion

Putin blows up his own currency The ruble's value has fallen by 40% since Russia's invasion of Ukraine

Wednesday

09.03

Sorry Sheryl Sandberg, but women do go to war Meta's COO made a bizarre claim on International Women's Day

Katherine Bayford

Oil and gas sanctions hurt the West more than Russia A rise in price benefits the producer, not the consumer

Philip Pilkington

Welcome to the Bitcoin golden era The Russian invasion of Ukraine has accelerated a shift towards crypto

First Germany, now Japan leaves pacifism behind The Ukraine crisis has shattered the country's pacifist consensus

John Bercow was not just a bully, but a failure too His was arguably the worst Speakership in history

Tuesday

08.03

International Women’s Day: contrived, commercialised and cynical Companies have outdone themselves

Kristina Murkett

Leonid Ragozin: How I got Russia wrong The Russian journalist tells Freddie Sayers why he no longer recognises his homeland