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UnPacked Shorts – U OK Hun(gary)?

James Coney / 23 Apr / 1 min

Who’s that watching your every move? Don’t worry, it’s only everyone…

Peter Franklin / 23 Apr / 3 mins

Talking about the housing crisis means talking about immigration

Douglas Murray / 22 Apr / 5 mins

Weekly podcast: All–seeing Chinese surveillance and a police officer turned pimp

James Coney / 20 Apr / 1 min

The logic amid the fog of chemical war

Allan Mallinson / 19 Apr / 5 mins

Brexit Britain must take back control of its countryside

Peter Franklin / 17 Apr / 3 mins

Why Hungary rewarded Orban’s rough democracy

Henry Olsen / 17 Apr / 3 mins

Jess Phillips: “I don’t believe in the whole ‘lean in’ thing”

Charlotte Pickles / 13 Apr / 1 min

Weekly podcast: Gambling, anti-Semitism and BBC bias

James Coney / 13 Apr / 1 min

UnPacked Shorts – Russia and China get cosy over energy supplies

James Coney / 12 Apr / 1 min

U OK Hun(gary)?

Peter Franklin / 12 Apr / 3 mins

To preserve its authority, the US should have picked its battles more carefully

Allan Mallinson / 10 Apr / 6 mins

How the Muslim Left is shaping the future of the western Left

Henry Olsen / 10 Apr / 4 mins

The east is well-read: Chinese scholars know more about us than we do about them

Peter Franklin / 10 Apr / 2 mins

Weekly podcast: Israel, refugees and female-only train compartments

James Coney / 6 Apr / 1 min

Russia and China get cosy over energy supplies

Peter Franklin / 5 Apr / 3 mins

Putin’s response to the West’s expulsion of his ‘diplomats’ will be on a global stage – starting with his key aim of detaching Turkey from NATO

Michael Burleigh / 3 Apr / 5 mins

Weekly podcast: Echo chambers and emigration

James Coney / 30 Mar / 1 min

Former Romanian PM proposes new Macron-esque party

Henry Olsen / 29 Mar / 1 min

In the race to become the AI superpower, Europe is losing to China and America

Peter Franklin / 29 Mar / 3 mins

Italy’s populists flex their muscles

Henry Olsen / 28 Mar / 1 min

Britain is not over-run with fascists or racists or bigots… but we do have too many ‘enlightened liberals’ who hate debate

Paul Embery / 28 Mar / 3 mins

UnPacked Shorts – China’s class ridden society

James Coney / 27 Mar / 1 min

The trouble with trade wars

Allan Mallinson / 27 Mar / 5 mins

The dark side of Buddhism

Michael Burleigh / 26 Mar / 5 mins

Decarbonising the economy: now for the hard bit

Peter Franklin / 26 Mar / 3 mins

Lessons from Italy’s election, part five: The non-populist parties must adapt or die

Henry Olsen / 23 Mar / 3 mins

Weekly podcast: The Cambridge Analytica scandal, the gender pay gap and a world-ending asteroid

Ayesha Hazarika / 23 Mar / 1 min

Who wants to buy the products of ‘Beijing Analytica’? Many of us (probably).

Peter Franklin / 23 Mar / 3 mins

Lessons from Italy’s election, part four: Immigration and low, low, low, low, low growth drove Italy’s populism

Henry Olsen / 22 Mar / 3 mins

Chaotic Trump is pushing the world closer to crisis

Karin Von Hippel / 21 Mar / 6 mins

What does Flyover France see in Le Front National?

Nabila Ramdani / 21 Mar / 5 mins

Lessons from Italy’s election, part three: how Italy’s new election law killed the “ins” who drafted it

Henry Olsen / 21 Mar / 4 mins

UnPacked Shorts – Italy versus the EU establishment: now who’s being irresponsible?

James Coney / 20 Mar / 1 min

The violation of Salisbury, my ancient, gentle home

Tom Holland / 20 Mar / 4 mins

Lessons from Italy’s election, part two: triumph of the “outs”

Henry Olsen / 20 Mar / 2 mins

Do we really want generals to get a taste for running America?

Justin Webb / 20 Mar / 5 mins

Why we need a moratorium on manned spaceflight

Peter Franklin / 20 Mar / 3 mins

Lessons from Italy’s election, part one: Death of the “ins”

Henry Olsen / 19 Mar / 3 mins

Why you can’t rely on the news media to understand… Europe

Ian Birrell / 16 Mar / 4 mins

Weekly podcast: Is Corbyn being too soft on Russia?

Ayesha Hazarika / 16 Mar / 1 min

Communist China’s class-ridden society

Peter Franklin / 16 Mar / 2 mins

Why you can’t rely on the media to understand… the war in Ukraine

Allan Mallinson / 16 Mar / 7 mins

Under-reported: Africa’s progress and its potential to drive the global economy in next 100 years

Tim Montgomerie / 14 Mar / 1 min

Why you can’t rely on the news media to understand… Africa

Katie Harrison / 14 Mar / 5 mins

Italy versus the EU establishment: now who’s being irresponsible?

Peter Franklin / 14 Mar / 3 mins

Saudi’s Crown Prince is hardly a safe bet for the British

Michael Burleigh / 13 Mar / 6 mins

Unlike Europe’s centre-left, Corbyn has popularity – but does he have solutions?

James Bloodworth / 12 Mar / 6 mins

UnPacked Shorts – Can a global city build enough new homes?

James Coney / 9 Mar / 1 min

Weekly podcast: The trouble with International Women’s Day

Ayesha Hazarika / 8 Mar / 1 min

More Mao moves as China boosts its military spending

Geoff Heath-Taylor / 6 Mar / 1 min

Il nuovo, dolce vita per Italia?

Henry Olsen / 6 Mar / 2 mins

The threat of ‘fake news’ isn’t fake, but nor is it new

Peter Franklin / 5 Mar / 3 mins

Open politics, closed minds?

Henry Olsen / 2 Mar / 2 mins

UnPacked Shorts – Has the Left lost its voter base?

James Coney / 2 Mar / 1 min

UnPacked Shorts – Excessive bureaucracy hits the poor hardest

James Coney / 1 Mar / 1 min

President Truman and why the VP pick matters

Allan Mallinson / 1 Mar / 2 mins

Have we forgotten the Czechs – or are we all relativists now?

Allan Mallinson / 1 Mar / 6 mins

Xi’s power grab echoes China’s political struggles of old

Isabel Hilton / 28 Feb / 5 mins

The Syrian conflict shouldn’t be treated as a renewed Cold War

Liam Halligan / 28 Feb / 5 mins

Is crony capitalism trumping US nuclear strategy?

Michael Burleigh / 27 Feb / 6 mins

Because “nothing has changed”, the eruptions of 2016 will return – but with more force

Tim Montgomerie / 26 Feb / 7 mins

“95 is the new 80”

Nigel Cameron / 26 Feb / 2 mins

Fear of economic AND social loss drove Germany’s AfD

Henry Olsen / 26 Feb / 1 min

Free Minds: Sam Harris – An atheist rock star

Douglas Murray / 23 Feb / 6 mins

UnPacked Shorts – Are classroom seating plans oppressive?

James Coney / 23 Feb / 1 min

Free Minds: Robert Sarah, the dissenting cardinal, seeking to save his Church

Allan Mallinson / 23 Feb / 6 mins

China and automation ARE driving US worklessness

Henry Olsen / 22 Feb / 1 min

Don’t think of an elephant: Know your values and frame the debate

James Coney / 22 Feb / 1 min

British universities should disrupt the US model of gated access to higher education

Peter Franklin / 22 Feb / 2 mins

What does Germany’s SPD fear most? AfD or a collapse in the polls?

Henry Olsen / 19 Feb / 1 min

Only China can solve the North Korea problem – by inviting it to come underneath its own nuclear umbrella

Philip Bobbitt / 19 Feb / 8 mins

China is purchasing Russian land – could that destabilise relations between the two nations?

James Coney / 16 Feb / 1 min

Just 6% of UK universities embrace free speech

Geoff Heath-Taylor / 16 Feb / 1 min

Video – 10 facts about China you should know

Geoff Heath-Taylor / 16 Feb / 1 min

UnPacked Shorts – The burden on young families

James Coney / 16 Feb / 1 min

The innovation game: Can China regain its lead over the West?

Peter Franklin / 16 Feb / 3 mins

It’s full steam ahead for China in the naval arms race

Henry Olsen / 15 Feb / 4 mins

China has turned the internet into a tool of complete citizen control

Nigel Cameron / 13 Feb / 4 mins

China’s rise has been stunning – and we shouldn’t be afraid of it

Michael Burleigh / 12 Feb / 13 mins

Introducing a country called China – and UnHerd’s Trump-free week

Tim Montgomerie / 12 Feb / 2 mins

China: unique in the world and longest-standing guardian of high civilisation

Michael Burleigh / 11 Feb / 4 mins

We’re being sold a big fat lie about global poverty – because it’s the only thing we’ll buy

Katie Harrison / 11 Feb / 2 mins

What are Julian Assange’s supporters really fighting for?

Douglas Murray / 9 Feb / 5 mins

Is America a failed state? Or is liberalism a failed ideology?

Peter Franklin / 9 Feb / 3 mins

Geoengineering: Another fine mess not to get into

Peter Franklin / 1 Feb / 3 mins

UnPacked Shorts – Trees or farmland: why should we have to choose?

James Coney / 31 Jan / 1 min

Europe no longer exists – our future is Eurasian

Peter Franklin / 31 Jan / 3 mins

It’s a mistake to misrepresent Britain’s historical ‘entente’ with France

Allan Mallinson / 30 Jan / 6 mins

UnHerd Elsewhere: What our leaders can learn from straight-talking Macron

Geoff Heath-Taylor / 29 Jan / 2 mins

Merkel pins her Italian hopes on the tax-dodging, womanising, Putin-backing, brown paper envelope-trading “Al Cafone”

Michael Burleigh / 29 Jan / 8 mins

What have Corbyn and Trump got in common? Anything? And a couple of other big questions (and answers) about two party political revolutions

James Bloodworth / 28 Jan / 4 mins

Weekly podcast: Some Republicans vowed ‘Never Trump’. Some in Labour promised to defeat Corbyn. Where are they now?

Ayesha Hazarika / 25 Jan / 1 min

Don’t sweat the small stuff, or why the ‘New Optimists’ are only half right

Peter Franklin / 24 Jan / 3 mins

Economic practices that explain why populism hasn’t taken off in Japan

Henry Olsen / 23 Jan / 3 mins

Why are Russia and China investing in the Arctic? Could it be the oil, gas, gold and diamonds?

Michael Burleigh / 23 Jan / 5 mins

The British Army should stay in Germany

Allan Mallinson / 23 Jan / 2 mins

Davos Man vs Jeremy Corbyn: Is there a third way?

Geoff Heath-Taylor / 22 Jan / 2 mins

Oxfam’s attack on fat cats might be more persuasive if its own bosses weren’t fat cats

Ian Birrell / 22 Jan / 5 mins

Under-reported: A huge British military success. In Iraq (and Syria).

Andrew Brookes / 22 Jan / < 1 min

UnPacked Shorts – The other side of the immigration debate

James Coney / 22 Jan / 1 min

Global stats show cultural differences in anti-depressant consumption

Geoff Heath-Taylor / 19 Jan / 2 mins

UnPacked Shorts – How Brexit Britain could help China build a new world

James Coney / 19 Jan / 1 min

Perfide Albion: When did France become our closest ally?

Allan Mallinson / 19 Jan / 1 min

Can our democratic institutions – designed when national populations were much smaller – still work?

Chris Bullivant / 19 Jan / 5 mins

Under-reported: America’s tech giants are becoming less and less American

Marco Rubio / 17 Jan / 2 mins

MPs should not vote against the party manifesto, says Jacob Rees-Mogg: I vote for foreign aid budget even though it’s “idiotic”

Tim Montgomerie / 17 Jan / < 1 min

Trees or farmland? ‘Agroforestry’ could mean nations like Britain would not have to choose

Peter Franklin / 17 Jan / 3 mins

We shouldn’t just worry about the BBC’s under-payment of its China Editor. There’s also its under-reporting of China.

Peter Franklin / 16 Jan / 2 mins

UnPacked Shorts – Is there someone for everyone?

James Coney / 16 Jan / 1 min

Under-reported: Refugees

Bidisha / 16 Jan / < 1 min

The debate over immigration ignores half the issue

Peter Franklin / 16 Jan / 3 mins

Why the British can learn a thing or two from Macron about soft diplomacy

Geoff Heath-Taylor / 15 Jan / 2 mins

Under-reported: Colombia’s innovative conservation policies

Steffen Schmidt / 15 Jan / 1 min

How Brexit Britain could help China build a new world

Peter Franklin / 15 Jan / 3 mins

Under-reported: Change in Saudi Arabia

Nus Ghani / 12 Jan / 1 min

British homes for British buyers

Geoff Heath-Taylor / 12 Jan / < 1 min

Is there really someone for everyone? Not if we undermine monogamy and a balanced gender ratio

Peter Franklin / 12 Jan / 3 mins

Under-reported: Efforts by China (more than by Russia) to subvert western democracies

Tim Montgomerie / 11 Jan / < 1 min

Let’s hope that Theresa May’s plastic policy isn’t fake

Peter Franklin / 11 Jan / < 1 min

Under-reported: Nuclear terrorism (and its simpler bedfellows)

UnderReported contributor / 11 Jan / < 1 min

UnPacked Shorts – Europe’s economic inequality

James Coney / 11 Jan / < 1 min

China isn’t just buying Western businesses. Is it also trying to buy Western minds?

Chris Deerin / 11 Jan / < 1 min

What “event” of 2017 will in the long-run prove far MORE consequential than currently supposed; and why?

Eliot Cohen / 11 Jan / < 1 min

I’m on Israel’s side but banning its critics from entering the country is self-defeating

Giles Fraser / 11 Jan / < 1 min

The EU elites survived the Dutch and French elections. Will they survive Italy’s?

Liam Halligan / 10 Jan / < 1 min

What “event” of 2017 will in the long-run prove far LESS consequential than currently supposed; and why?

Eliot Cohen / 10 Jan / < 1 min

A hundred years on, Trump is following Woodrow Wilson’s steps in seeking peace

Allan Mallinson / 10 Jan / < 1 min

Brexit isn’t Europe’s biggest challenge, but economic inequality between east and west

Peter Franklin / 8 Jan / < 1 min

Launching UnHerd’s history jury

Allan Mallinson / 5 Jan / < 1 min

Under-reported: The UK’s failure to prevent and punish the crime of genocide

Ewelina U. Ochab / 5 Jan / < 1 min

Under-reported: The battle against malaria – one of the world’s best good news stories in jeopardy

Bernard Aryeetey / 5 Jan / < 1 min

The Iranian regime is secure for now but will economic integration with the West help or hinder? Its leaders cannot decide.

Michael Burleigh / 5 Jan / < 1 min

Under-reported: The mass jailing of journalists in Turkey

Sezin Oney / 4 Jan / 1 min

Trump’s tweetniques for controlling the news

Geoff Heath-Taylor / 3 Jan / < 1 min

UnHerd Elsewhere: Why we shouldn’t be making payouts to Iraqi citizens

Geoff Heath-Taylor / 3 Jan / < 1 min

Under-reported: The UN’s unethical Ethics Office

Rasna Warah / 3 Jan / < 1 min

Under-reported: Syria’s peace process and the West’s absence

Karin Von Hippel / 3 Jan / < 1 min

Under-reported: 13 million people in the Democratic Republic of Congo who are in need of emergency assistance

Laura Taylor / 2 Jan / < 1 min

Under-reported: The free world’s turning of the tide against Islamic militantism

Nile Gardiner / 31 Dec / < 1 min

Under-reported: The good news about our world

Gavin Esler / 30 Dec / < 1 min

Under-reported: The growth of Christianity in China

Giles Fraser / 29 Dec / < 1 min

Under-reported: How American liberals are prising the character issue from US Republicans

Ramesh Ponnuru / 29 Dec / < 1 min

Under-reported: The development of hyper-sonic missiles that could transform warfare and the balance of global power

Robert Rosenkranz / 29 Dec / < 1 min

Under-reported: The West’s failure to stand with its Kurdish allies

Julie Lenarz / 29 Dec / < 1 min

Under-reported: The rise of authoritarian regimes within the EU

Brendan Cox / 29 Dec / < 1 min

Under-reported: Successive defence cuts aren’t just endangering the UK military’s frontline

UnderReported contributor / 29 Dec / < 1 min

Under-reported: The normalisation of (very potent forms of) marijuana

UnderReported contributor / 28 Dec / < 1 min

Under-reported: The most significant shift in values in living memory

Andrew Hawkins / 28 Dec / < 1 min

Under-reported: Pakistan

Douglas Murray / 27 Dec / < 1 min

Reports of America’s dislike of government have been exaggerated – and US voters want more of it

Tim Montgomerie / 21 Dec / < 1 min

Don’t be distracted by endless talk of Russian bots. Prising Turkey out of NATO is Putin’s main aim

Michael Burleigh / 18 Dec / < 1 min

Environmentally-friendly farming doesn’t have to be technologically backward

Peter Franklin / 18 Dec / < 1 min

UnHerd Elsewhere: The wisdom of The Lord Bramall

Geoff Heath-Taylor / 16 Dec / < 1 min

Pro-Trump intellectuals – yes, they do exist

Peter Franklin / 15 Dec / < 1 min

Goodbye Roy Moore. And goodbye Steve Bannon?

Henry Olsen / 13 Dec / < 1 min

A podcast in which we all agree about Roy Moore and largely disagree about Brexit…

Tim Montgomerie / 13 Dec / < 1 min

Don’t underestimate resistance to the march of the robots

Michael Burleigh / 11 Dec / < 1 min

Why the long face? Because we have cause to be gloomy about the future

Douglas Murray / 8 Dec / < 1 min

China’s taking a quantum leap in its tech rivalry with the West

Peter Franklin / 8 Dec / < 1 min

Return of the genetically modified rats

Peter Franklin / 7 Dec / < 1 min

How much more Islamic is Europe likely to become?

Katie Harrison / 7 Dec / < 1 min

32% of young Americans hold a positive view of Karl Marx (perhaps because less than a fifth are aware of the number who died under the ideology he gave to the world)

Amanda Whiting / 6 Dec / < 1 min

Will Elon Musk drive a truck through the oil industry?

Peter Franklin / 4 Dec / < 1 min

On the streets of Moscow, hammers, sickles and Stalin are everywhere

James Coney / 1 Dec / < 1 min

PODCAST: Are we focusing too much on Trump’s words and neglecting his administration’s actions?

Tim Montgomerie / 30 Nov / < 1 min

Schools are “grey-washing” the crimes of communism

Tim Montgomerie / 30 Nov / < 1 min

Britain should not fear “no deal” with the EU on trade

Liam Halligan / 29 Nov / < 1 min

Labour and Lenin and ever since…

Giles Udy / 29 Nov / < 1 min

The news IS covering Trump’s circus. It’s not covering his administration particularly well.

Peter Franklin / 29 Nov / < 1 min

However many times communism is tried, apologists always find new excuses for when it fails

Tim Montgomerie / 28 Nov / < 1 min

The characteristics that made the Holocaust the most horrible crime ever committed

Stephen Pollard / 28 Nov / < 1 min

Reports of Merkel’s demise have been exaggerated. And the same is true of Germany’s interest in Brexit.

Michael Burleigh / 27 Nov / < 1 min

A plan to rid New Zealand of rats and other predatory mammals would spread across the world…

Peter Franklin / 27 Nov / < 1 min

A Pope and a Field Marshal agree: Trident should not be renewed

Allan Mallinson / 27 Nov / < 1 min

The Mail on Sunday’s groundless attack on the Legatum Institute

Tim Montgomerie / 26 Nov / < 1 min

We can disagree about the number of innocents killed by communism. We should agree that they should all be remembered.

Douglas Murray / 24 Nov / < 1 min

Why don’t we remember the victims of communism?

Tim Montgomerie / 23 Nov / < 1 min

Putin has new friends in the West. But what have his interventions cost him?

Peter Franklin / 22 Nov / < 1 min

Can Britain’s armed forces survive their retreating budgets?

Allan Mallinson / 22 Nov / < 1 min

How might the world change if oil cost just $10 per barrel?

Tim Montgomerie / 22 Nov / < 1 min

Podemos walks a tightrope on Catalonia

James Bloodworth / 20 Nov / < 1 min

Sound as a barrel: Russia is surprisingly insulated from the effects of bottom-dollar oil

Liam Halligan / 17 Nov / < 1 min

Just because Priti Patel resigned doesn’t mean we shouldn’t listen to her on the Golan Heights

Douglas Murray / 17 Nov / < 1 min

Mainland Europe’s most important radical party doesn’t just seek seats – but ‘hegemonia’ too

James Bloodworth / 16 Nov / < 1 min

Shi’a-Sunni relations are already volatile. $10 oil could make it even worse

Sean Oliver-Dee / 16 Nov / < 1 min

A lesson from New Zealand: neither left nor right can afford to ignore populism

Henry Olsen / 15 Nov / < 1 min

Is MbS a religious reformer, or just an ambitious Saudi technocrat?

Michael Burleigh / 14 Nov / < 1 min

Should Congress allow Trump’s finger on the nuclear button? ‘Probably certainly.’

Allan Mallinson / 14 Nov / < 1 min

Wars and words: a crude history of oil prices

Michael Burleigh / 13 Nov / < 1 min

I was forbidden from entering China, but what’s life like for those who can’t leave?

Benedict Rogers / 12 Nov / < 1 min

What’s been happening in the world while Britain followed the flightpath of Priti Patel’s aeroplane home?

Douglas Murray / 10 Nov / < 1 min

When every online interaction in China gets a rating, phones will be mobile scorecards

Peter Franklin / 9 Nov / < 1 min

Populism in Iceland: Why we should care what’s happened since the crash

Henry Olsen / 7 Nov / < 1 min

An anti-Muslim demonstration in Texas was just traced back to the Kremlin. What’s next?

Nigel Cameron / 6 Nov / < 1 min

NAFTA isn’t the answer to saving jobs. It’s a distraction from the real problem

Charlotte Pickles / 3 Nov / < 1 min

Articles about China

Who’s that watching your every move? Don’t worry, it’s only everyone…

Peter Franklin / 23 Apr / 3 mins

Weekly podcast: All–seeing Chinese surveillance and a police officer turned pimp

James Coney / 20 Apr / 1 min

UnPacked Shorts – Russia and China get cosy over energy supplies

James Coney / 12 Apr / 1 min

The east is well-read: Chinese scholars know more about us than we do about them

Peter Franklin / 10 Apr / 2 mins

Russia and China get cosy over energy supplies

Peter Franklin / 5 Apr / 3 mins

In the race to become the AI superpower, Europe is losing to China and America

Peter Franklin / 29 Mar / 3 mins

UnPacked Shorts – China’s surveillance state

James Coney / 28 Mar / 1 min

UnPacked Shorts – China’s class ridden society

James Coney / 27 Mar / 1 min

Who wants to buy the products of ‘Beijing Analytica’? Many of us (probably).

Peter Franklin / 23 Mar / 3 mins

Communist China’s class-ridden society

Peter Franklin / 16 Mar / 2 mins

Three pro-poor alternatives to Trump’s dangerous tariffs

Tim Montgomerie / 14 Mar / 5 mins

China, the coming global tech hegemon

Nigel Cameron / 13 Mar / 1 min

More Mao moves as China boosts its military spending

Geoff Heath-Taylor / 6 Mar / 1 min

Jack Ma out-Bezoses Bezos

Nigel Cameron / 2 Mar / 2 mins

Xi’s power grab echoes China’s political struggles of old

Isabel Hilton / 28 Feb / 5 mins

Free Minds: Robert Sarah, the dissenting cardinal, seeking to save his Church

Allan Mallinson / 23 Feb / 6 mins

Latest by Michael Burleigh on Global affairs

What the Syrian strikes tell us about herd mentality

Michael Burleigh / 16 Apr

Putin’s response to the West’s expulsion of his ‘diplomats’ will be on a global stage – starting with his key aim of detaching Turkey from NATO

Michael Burleigh / 3 Apr

The dark side of Buddhism

Michael Burleigh / 26 Mar

Saudi’s Crown Prince is hardly a safe bet for the British

Michael Burleigh / 13 Mar

Latest by Allan Mallinson on Global affairs

The logic amid the fog of chemical war

Allan Mallinson / 19 Apr

To preserve its authority, the US should have picked its battles more carefully

Allan Mallinson / 10 Apr

The trouble with trade wars

Allan Mallinson / 27 Mar

Why you can’t rely on the media to understand… the war in Ukraine

Allan Mallinson / 16 Mar

Worldwide UnPacked: From Peter Franklin's daily globe-trotting of international media to identify leading thinking and trends

Who’s that watching your every move? Don’t worry, it’s only everyone…

Peter Franklin / 23 Apr / 3 mins

Brexit Britain must take back control of its countryside

Peter Franklin / 17 Apr / 3 mins

U OK Hun(gary)?

Peter Franklin / 12 Apr / 3 mins

The east is well-read: Chinese scholars know more about us than we do about them

Peter Franklin / 10 Apr / 2 mins

Defence and security

Why I’m unrepentant about my trip to Syria

Giles Fraser / 20 Apr / 6 mins

The logic amid the fog of chemical war

Allan Mallinson / 19 Apr / 5 mins

To preserve its authority, the US should have picked its battles more carefully

Allan Mallinson / 10 Apr / 6 mins

“I probably ended up murdering the very best type of policeman that Northern Ireland could really have done with.”

Tim Montgomerie / 21 Mar / 1 min

Do we really want generals to get a taste for running America?

Justin Webb / 20 Mar / 5 mins

The Syrian conflict shouldn’t be treated as a renewed Cold War

Liam Halligan / 28 Feb / 5 mins

Is crony capitalism trumping US nuclear strategy?

Michael Burleigh / 27 Feb / 6 mins

Google’s new venture: an “immune system” for the internet

Charlotte Pickles / 21 Feb / 1 min

Only China can solve the North Korea problem – by inviting it to come underneath its own nuclear umbrella

Philip Bobbitt / 19 Feb / 8 mins

Christian persecution is going unheard

Geoff Heath-Taylor / 26 Jan / 2 mins

The British Army should stay in Germany

Allan Mallinson / 23 Jan / 2 mins

Under-reported: A huge British military success. In Iraq (and Syria).

Andrew Brookes / 22 Jan / < 1 min

Under-reported: Change in Saudi Arabia

Nus Ghani / 12 Jan / 1 min

Under-reported: Nuclear terrorism (and its simpler bedfellows)

UnderReported contributor / 11 Jan / < 1 min

What “event” of 2017 will in the long-run prove far LESS consequential than currently supposed; and why?

Eliot Cohen / 10 Jan / < 1 min

Under-reported: The plight of Nigeria’s Christians

Geoff Heath-Taylor / 4 Jan / < 1 min

Under-reported: Syria’s peace process and the West’s absence

Karin Von Hippel / 3 Jan / < 1 min

Under-reported: The free world’s turning of the tide against Islamic militantism

Nile Gardiner / 31 Dec / < 1 min

Under-reported: The development of hyper-sonic missiles that could transform warfare and the balance of global power

Robert Rosenkranz / 29 Dec / < 1 min

Under-reported: The West’s failure to stand with its Kurdish allies

Julie Lenarz / 29 Dec / < 1 min

Under-reported: Successive defence cuts aren’t just endangering the UK military’s frontline

UnderReported contributor / 29 Dec / < 1 min

Don’t be distracted by endless talk of Russian bots. Prising Turkey out of NATO is Putin’s main aim

Michael Burleigh / 18 Dec / < 1 min

UnHerd Elsewhere: The wisdom of The Lord Bramall

Geoff Heath-Taylor / 16 Dec / < 1 min

With numbers so low we must consider strengthening our forces with battlefield nuclear weapons

Allan Mallinson / 13 Dec / < 1 min

Hope Vs Gloom on environmental policy

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Why does a new middle-of-the-road party have to be a liberal one?

Peter Franklin / 24 Apr / 3 mins

Slaying Dragons: Global Elite Condescension

Henry Olsen / 23 Apr / 4 mins

UnPacked Shorts – U OK Hun(gary)?

James Coney / 23 Apr / 1 min

Why has the diversity debate left white working-class boys behind?

Jenny McCartney / 23 Apr / 6 mins

Who’s that watching your every move? Don’t worry, it’s only everyone…

Peter Franklin / 23 Apr / 3 mins

Talking about the housing crisis means talking about immigration

Douglas Murray / 22 Apr / 5 mins

Online lettings – where desperate need meets scammers’ greed

Nigel Cameron / 21 Apr / 5 mins

Home Truths – Part VI: A manifesto to fix the housing market

Liam Halligan / 21 Apr / 10 mins

UnHerd Short – Depressed house prices are trapping people in dying communities

James Coney / 20 Apr / 1 min

Confidence in Facebook falls off a cliff

Nigel Cameron / 20 Apr / 2 mins

Why I’m unrepentant about my trip to Syria

Giles Fraser / 20 Apr / 6 mins

More community land trusts could transform the housing debate

Peter Franklin / 20 Apr / 4 mins

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