A deadly embrace. Credit: Getty

October 9, 2024

Will Donald Trump betray RFK Jr?

MI5 must rethink Islamic terrorism Focus on foreign government interference obscures a more worrying threat

Emmanuel Todd has long predicted the demise of the Western order. Credit: Getty

Emmanuel Todd: Nato will disintegrate if Ukraine loses

Tuesday

08.10

Inside Columbia’s 7 October protests Students are bracing for more months of unrest on campus

Elon Musk: I’m not anti-vaccine The SpaceX founder remains critical of vaccine mandates but not jabs themselves

'In 2014, the landmark Jay report found that 1,400 girls were sexually abused by gangs of men, mainly of Pakistani heritage, in Rotherham between 1997 and 2013.' Credit: Getty

Wikipedia labels grooming gang scandal ‘moral panic’

Over 5,000 US children have undergone transgender surgeries New data suggests that the industry is far larger than previously known

Ignorance is bliss for the Tory Party. Credit: Getty

The Conservative Party has misdiagnosed its downfall

Kamala Harris’s anti-Trump messaging is no longer working The Vice President's '60 Minutes' interview will frustrate voters

Monday

07.10

New Left descends on Manhattan for Palestine protest Plans to 'flood' New York with support did not materialise

The West Wing characters Jed Bartlet and Sam Seaborn, as played by Martin Sheen and Rob Lowe, respectively. Credit: Getty

Why conservatives love The West Wing

Anne-Elisabeth Moutet

Sue Gray is a reckless choice to advise on devolution Her history in Northern Ireland should serve as a cautionary tale for Labour

The end of strategic ambiguity? Credit: Getty

China is dividing the American Right

Blame Labour policies for fuelling populism Liam Byrne wants more wealth taxes to stop the rise of Reform UK

Philip Pilkington

Sue Gray has revealed the hollowness of the Starmer project Labour's leader is powered by self-interest rather than ideology

Sunday

06.10

Millennials are no longer a fan of this Millennial. Credit: Getty

Young Canadians have turned against Trudeau

Attacks on Iranian oil risk another European energy crisis The continent remains vulnerable to price shocks

Ralph Schoellhammer

Pokrovsk could decide the Ukraine war Russian forces are closing in on a vital target

Bethany Elliott

Donald Trump appears at the Butler Farm Show in Butler, Pennsylvania on Saturday. Credit: Getty

Donald Trump’s symbolic return to Butler reinvigorates supporters

Emily Jashinsky

Tory candidates vie to outflank each other on Israel The party is placing the Jewish state at the heart of its messaging

Lee David Evans

Saturday

05.10

Bombing Iran’s nuclear programme would be a grave mistake It would almost certainly drag the US into a regional conflict

Why doesn’t the green lobby support carbon capture? Labour's energy plans have not been welcomed by environmentalists

A meretricious bubble. Credit: Getty

Boris Johnson shows no remorse in ITV interview

James Sean Dickson

Emmanuel Macron’s EU death warning will be ignored The French President's influence on the continent is dwindling

Pierre-Louis Bodman

Friday

04.10

Cheltenham Literature Festival to target ‘harmful’ gender speech Organisers have new guidance on how to handle contentious subjects

Brussels has imposed new tariffs on electric vehicles from China. Credit: Getty

Did the EU just start a trade war with China?

William Nattrass

Antony Blinken is wrong about Biden’s foreign policy The US Secretary of State still believes in America's enduring power abroad

Why assisted dying is now inevitable Both sides are arguing from a Christian starting point

Mary Harrington

The future queen over the water. Credit: Getty

Will Kemi Badenoch be the new Boris Johnson?

Thursday

03.10

The historic naivety of Keir Starmer’s Chagos decision His excessive legalism is shining through once again

Better than TikTok. Credit: Getty

The decline of book-reading is more serious than we think

Why does Olaf Scholz want to speak to Vladimir Putin? Germany's Chancellor is uneasily positioning himself as a peacemaker