Hardly a new-look Nato. Credit: Getty

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Mark Rutte won’t save a crumbling Nato

Ralph Schoellhammer

Thursday, June 20

Graduate infiltration of labour unions angers blue-collar base Gaza has widened the chasm between bosses and conservative workers

The smart money's on Red. Credit: Getty

Do the Tories have a gambling problem?

Studies: top medical journals biased towards Zero Covid Ideological bias dominated research during the pandemic

Just Stop Oil’s Stonehenge stunt betrays the Romantic vision The ancient site perfectly represents our pre-industrial idyll

Women are latest victim of identity politics at Oxford University The Pitt Rivers Museum is prohibiting all females from viewing an African mask

Wednesday, June 19

Democrats prepare for more lawfare ahead of Trump 2.0 Blue-state lawyers risk setting a dangerous precedent

Emily Jashinsky

It's no mean feat to make an enemy of both Nigel Farage and Keir Starmer

Party leaders unite against Stonehenge vandalism

Israel’s hard Right set to gain more power over police War in Gaza is overshadowing a controversial domestic bill

Washington Post misleads readers with DEI poll Do seven in 10 Americans really support diversity initiatives?

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The SNP is no match for Scotland’s Tartan Army

Putin’s family appointments lay groundwork for succession Kremlin nepotism is back in fashion

Bethany Elliott

Tuesday, June 18

Was Joe Biden the victim of ‘cheapfakes’? Both the Left and Right have shared misleading videos of the President

Are Britons fed up of the electoral process? Credit: Getty

Not In My Name campaign tells Britons not to vote on 4 July

How many seats could Reform UK win? Nigel Farage's party continues to climb in the polls

Patrick O'Flynn

Gen Z doesn’t need social media health warnings US Surgeon General Vivek Murthy's proposal is wildly out of touch

Milei’s anti-inflation drive pushes Argentina towards Brics Economic collapse could prompt a distancing from the West

Philip Pilkington

Rod Stewart dedicated 'Rhythm of My Heart' to Ukraine. Credit: Getty

Why Rod Stewart’s Ukraine comments hit a nerve in Leipzig

Monday, June 17

State Department subpoenaed over Global Disinformation Index funding Republicans claim the government funded censorship projects targeting conservatives

Nicholas Kristof is on a journey. Credit: Getty

New York Times columnist turns on progressives

Nigel Farage launches Liz-Truss-inspired manifesto The main plank of the Reform leader's 'contract' is tax cuts

Emmanuel Macron will survive his election drubbing He will still hold one of the most powerful executive positions on earth

Germany's security situation looks increasingly dire. Credit: Getty

Germany on high alert for Jihadist threat at Euros

Sunday, June 16

Why the West should welcome cheap oil Inexpensive energy could spur a productivity boom

Labour has created a toxic environment for MPs like Rosie Duffield. Credit: Getty

Labour is still failing to protect Rosie Duffield

Ukraine should not dismiss Putin’s peace offer so quickly Moscow’s proposal has some hidden opportunities for Zelensky

Ralph Schoellhammer

Saturday, June 15

Transgender is sooo last year. Credit: Getty

‘Transgender’ is falling out of fashion with activists

Memo to Tories: chasing Reform votes is a fool’s errand New polls show that tacking to the Right won't benefit the party

Is the EU unfairly targeting Hungary over migration policy? The ECJ hit the central European country with a €1 million daily fine

William Nattrass

Friday, June 14

Why Trump won’t attack Hunter Biden The former president has shown unusual restraint with Joe Biden's son

Merit is becoming cool again. Credit: Getty

Could MEI replace DEI?

How Left-wing is Labour’s manifesto? Keir Starmer is taking all his cues from 1997

Richard Johnson