12/11/2019 - 12:11am

Why Tories are becoming extinct There are huge, unprecedented demographic challenges facing the Conservative Party

Ed West

10.12

Of course biological sex exists Male and female are scientific reality — even if Jo Swinson doesn't agree

Tom Chivers

05.12

Emmanuel Macron’s alienating ambition The French President's popularity is tanking — at home and abroad

Anne-Elisabeth Moutet

04.12

Who will miss Angela Merkel? The departure of the Chancellor will be a huge shock for Germany — and beyond

Mary Dejevsky

02.12

Who gains from the great university scam? Higher education expansion will leave thousands in debt and disappointment

Mary Harrington

29.11

Will Boris save social democracy? The Tory party is going through one of its great evolutionary shifts — and Labour's going to have to change too

David Goodhart

29.11

Don’t fall for the Black Friday scam Gifting may be economically illiterate — but giving the right present is so good for the soul

Polly Mackenzie

27.11

Why would the US want George W Bush back? The rehabilitation of the prodigal president says much about the state of American politics

Christopher Rhodes

22.11

A post-liberal reading list Why is a philosophy that's aligned with the way most people think struggling to go mainstream?

Giles Fraser

20.11

How America got its claws into Ukraine The real revelations of the Trump impeachment hearings

Mary Dejevsky

13.11

Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour would crush civil society Thirty years on, the same tactics employed in Communist central Europe are being mooted in Britain

Roger Scruton

06.11

It wasn’t the Berlin Wall that divided Germany Today the former East is rallying to a new Right-wing populism, but divisions between the two halves are much older than Communism

James Hawes