Elon Muskconfirmed his Starlink satellite network would provide internet over Ukraine. Credit: Getty
02/28/2022 - 9:50am

Every company is now a weapon of war The longstanding myth of neutral commerce was killed off this weekend

Mary Harrington

28.02

For some Tory MPs, the stakes aren’t high enough There's ongoing talk of a no-fly zone and even launching missiles at Russia

Henry Hill

Friday, February 25

25.02

The French Right still hasn’t found a winner Marine Le Pen, Éric Zemmour and Valérie Pécresse are all slumping

UnHerd Staff

Thursday, February 24

24.02

Don’t blame the Ukraine crisis on NATO enlargement Historically, Russia has provoked European countries into joining

Peter Franklin

24.02

Parents are right to be terrified of the metaverse The platform is already being used by perverts and sexual predators

Kristina Murkett

Friday, February 18

18.02

Rules for politics in the classroom don’t go far enough Nadhim Zahawi's attempt to reduce partisan teaching is full of holes

Eric Kaufmann

Thursday, February 17

17.02

The ECJ ruling is a political attack on Hungary and Poland These countries are being targeted for their social conservatism — not corruption

William Nattrass

17.02

The West is facing an unprecedented rent crisis Property prices and rental values are skyrocketing

Peter Franklin

Wednesday, February 16

16.02

Unions are failing women The NEU is the latest to bow to trans activists

Josephine Bartosch

Tuesday, February 15

15.02

5 million French citizens become ‘unvaccinated’ overnight The unboosted are now excluded from bars, cinemas and other public venues

UnHerd News

Monday, February 14

14.02

Joe Biden’s Ukraine strategy is confusing the markets Publicising intel that later proves to be incorrect could undermine credibility

Philip Pilkington

14.02

In Spain, the Right-wing edges closer to power Vox made significant gains in yesterday's regional election

UnHerd Staff

Friday, February 11

11.02

Goodbye Cressida Dick — and good riddance She was the first woman to lead the Met, but her mistakes were catastrophic

Julie Bindel

Thursday, February 10

10.02

Fact-checkers wrongly label ‘crack pipe’ story false After a signal from the Biden administration, the censorship machine kicked in

Park MacDougald

10.02

Ceramicist de-platformed for being a ‘SWERF’ Claudia Clare was disinvited from the Craft Potters Association due to her views on sex work

Julie Bindel

10.02

Peloton’s stock crash is just the beginning No company better symbolised the market bubble that we're in

Greg Barker

Wednesday, February 9

09.02

NHS England deletes misleading Covid stats video It removed a video claiming 1% of children with Covid are hospitalised

Robert Hughes

09.02

Is Russell Brand the British Joe Rogan? The British comedian is politically difficult to box — and that's why he has enemies

Peter Franklin

09.02

The German Chancellor won’t say the words ‘Nord Stream 2’ Olaf Scholz refuses to commit to sanctioning Russia

Katja Hoyer

Tuesday, February 8

08.02

MSNBC tries to sanitise a civil rights hero The network was wrong to portray Bayard Rustin as a progressive

Zaid Jilani

08.02

On Wikipedia, trans activists are always editing The world's largest reference site is subject to a relentlessly partisan slant

Debbie Hayton

08.02

Don’t use black Americans to cancel Joe Rogan When 'misinformation' didn't work, media elites pivoted to racism

Adam Coleman

Saturday, February 5

05.02

What ‘sexy’ childrens’ toys reveal about adults Build-A-Bear's new range is really about the infantilisation of adults

Mary Harrington

Friday, February 4

04.02

Want to improve cancer outcomes? Bring back in-person GPs visits Sajid Javid's big 10 year plan should start with the basics

Kristina Murkett

Wednesday, February 2

02.02

Michael Gove: I was wrong on Christmas restrictions The minister admitted that he should not have backed more restrictions

UnHerd News

Tuesday, February 1

01.02

Does Viktor Orbán hold the key to Russia? The Hungarian PM is charting a different path than other European nations

William Nattrass

01.02

Why were Denmark’s Covid models better than England’s? From today, the Nordic nation has annulled all its Covid laws

Freddie Sayers

Wednesday, January 26

26.01

The UK mops up students from Zero Covid countries The pandemic has increased, not decreased, the number of foreign applications

Kristina Murkett

26.01

Japan’s new Covid crackdown is all about politics The ‘quasi state of emergency’ sounds dramatic, but it's anything but

Philip Patrick

Thursday, January 20

20.01

What next after the Hong Kong Hamstercide? Zero Covid countries are reaching for increasingly desperate policies

Philip Cowley

20.01

How to solve the cycle of decline? Print more babies! Tech bros seem to believe that artificial wombs are better than the real thing

Mary Harrington

Wednesday, January 19

19.01

US Jewish-Muslim relations are better than anywhere in the world The hostage crisis in Texas was alarming because such events are so rare

Zaid Jilani