March 10, 2021

The trivialisation of trauma Many academics care more about their own mental health than the victims of gruesome atrocities

Simon Cottee

09.03

Why monarchies are more tolerant History shows that the Royal Family has always been a better friend to minorities than American democrats

Ed West

08.03

Hollywood’s Cinderella has spoken Meghan Markle, actress and influencer, knew what her audience wanted

Kat Rosenfield

06.03

Europe’s guilty conscience EU leaders wilfully misunderstand the problems of Muslim immigration

Ayaan Hirsi Ali

05.03

Our narcissistic view of death Memorialisation has become more about the living than the dead

Giles Fraser

04.03

Lord Sumption: civil disobedience has begun The retired Supreme Court justice believes we have no moral obligation to obey the law

Freddie Sayers

04.03

The death of American dignity Distracted by identity politics, the Democrats have lost sight of the country

Justin Webb

04.03

How liberal solidarity unravelled Without anything to fight for, politics can easily descend into posturing

Benjamin Teitelbaum

03.03

How the EU humiliated itself Brussels' vaccine incompetence was motivated by spite

Peter Franklin

02.03

Can Jordan Peterson bring order? Unfortunately, his new book forgets the status quo simply doesn't work for everyone

Jenny McCartney

02.03

Blair’s constant war on freedom With his call for vaccine passports, the former PM wants to surrender our civil liberties all over again

Maajid Nawaz

02.03

We will never defeat the Taliban While the West fights an enemy that doesn't exist, Afghanistan is poised to fall to pieces

Mike Martin