January 7, 2022

Licorice Pizza: a forgettable nostalgia flick What's wrong with enjoying things one last time?

Ann Manov

06.01

The liberal fantasy of the Capitol coup Just like after 9/11, America's elites have weaponised their trauma

Simon Cottee

05.01

Why the online Right flirt with the Taliban Islamism fills a vacuum left by modern conservatism

Esme Partridge

04.01

How Albania became a pyramid scheme The nation was scammed to the brink of civil war

Gavin Haynes

28.12

Desmond Tutu’s divine egotism His theology and personality were perfectly aligned

Giles Fraser

27.12

The cynical wokeness of Cambridge colleges Decolonisation is an excellent marketing strategy

Robert Tombs

22.12

A letter from Calais Those who are displaced will always lose

Abdul Saboor

21.12

What books have we been denied? Publishers now operate in a state of fear

Philip Hensher

20.12

How we destroyed The Matrix Incels and trans activists are both fooled by its myth

Dorian Lynskey

17.12

The battle for North Shropshire The by-election was a referendum on Boris Johnson's leadership

Tanya Gold

17.12

The paradox of black Chicago African-American politicians benefited from segregation

Richard Johnson

16.12

How the West enables Islamism Progressives condone blasphemy laws that get people lynched in Pakistan

Kunwar Khuldune Shahid