04/19/2024 - 2:55pm

Björn Höcke’s Nazi trial won’t damage the AfD Germany's growing Right-wing party has given up on appearing respectable

Katja Hoyer

19.04

Is Nicola Sturgeon the next domino to fall in SNP probe?

Henry Hill

19.04

Puberty blocker ruling won’t cure Scotland’s gender problem Children are still under threat from an ingrained ideology

Victoria Smith

18.04

Labour MP: UK should have followed Sweden on Covid Graham Stringer argued that the Nordic country responded far better in 2020

Archie Earle

18.04

Joe Biden causes inter-Zoomer rift

UnHerd Staff

18.04

Europe’s Right-wing alliances won’t hold easily Political shifts on the continent may cause future divisions

William Nattrass

18.04

What if the Sydney killer had no motive? Commentators were quick to blame the attacks on misogyny and Islamism

Simon Cottee

18.04

David Lammy’s ‘progressive realism’ isn’t realistic

Ollie Ryan Tucker

18.04

David Nutt: MPs against smoking ban should legalise drugs The former Government adviser accused politicians of 'logical inconsistency'

Rob Lownie

17.04

‘Polycule’ relationships are a bureaucratic nightmare When 20 people are in the one relationship, someone's bound to be a loser

Eliza Mondegreen

17.04

French university cancels Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s Palestine event

UnHerd Staff

17.04

Is Joe Biden losing Pennsylvania? The President's visit to the state comes at a difficult moment for Democrats

Kyle Sammin

17.04

Mehdi Hasan’s new media channel: activism as journalism

Ashley Rindsberg

17.04

Humza Yousaf’s misogyny law is a threat to women The SNP is trying to impose gender ideology via the backdoor

Joan Smith

17.04

NatCon: are centrists the real threat to free speech? Purported moderates are turning out to be the most censorious

Alex Hochuli

16.04

Calls to defund NPR grow after CEO tweets resurface Katherine Maher has made a series of incendiary comments

Laurel Duggan

16.04

Is a Jordan Peterson-Richard Dawkins showdown coming?

UnHerd Staff

16.04

Yanis Varoufakis: I support Nigel Farage’s right to annoy me The politician called the attempted NatCon shutdown 'farcical authoritarianism'

James Billot

16.04

Could David Cameron work for Labour? The Foreign Secretary was asked by Ed Balls whether he'd serve under Keir Starmer

Aaron Bastani

16.04

A multipolar world might backfire for America’s enemies

Peter Franklin

16.04

The Sydney killer’s misogyny is being overlooked Hatred of women has become normalised in modern society

Josephine Bartosch

15.04

Gavin Newsom’s futile bid to ‘Trump-proof’ California The Governor is engaging in another pointless crusade

Joel Kotkin

15.04

Kemi Badenoch reclaims number one spot in Tory Cabinet poll

UnHerd Staff

15.04

MPs call for review of Government disinformation unit A Commons committee has questioned the group's pandemic-era censorship

Rob Lownie

15.04

The Ivy League donor revolt isn’t over Wealthy alumni are continuing to oppose campus protests over Gaza

Laurel Duggan

15.04

Salman Rushdie: now the censors are progressives The author has claimed that artistic freedom is under attack from all sides

Tomiwa Owolade

15.04

Middle East tensions will fuel energy price volatility Oil-driven inflation risks crippling the West

Philip Pilkington

14.04

Will Netanyahu go rogue on Israel’s Iran response? This situation could be derailed by a disproportionate reaction

David Patrikarakos

14.04

German companies deserve blame for deindustrialisation Businesses have long engaged in self-destructive policies

Ralph Schoellhammer

14.04

Looming inflation threatens Joe Biden’s re-election

John Rapley

13.04

When will Iran strike Israel? Tehran officials believe they have no choice

Aris Roussinos

13.04

‘Latine’: progressives’ new favourite buzzword The new term is said to be more inclusive than 'Latinx'

Soledad Ursúa