May 22, 2020

How populism went mainstream in Denmark The immigration debate in this social democracy has pushed politics in an unexpected direction

Douglas Murray

21.05

How Viktor Orbán plays his enemies Don’t be fooled: reassigning money rather than gender is what really matters to Fidesz

Alexander Faludy

15.05

China will save Donald Trump The President may be trailing Joe Biden but growing hostility to Beijing may give him a second surprise win

Matthew Goodwin

14.05

The man who predicted 2020 Did anyone notice the Guillaume Faye book on Michael Gove's shelf?

Aris Roussinos

30.04

How China is exploiting pandemic panic Beijing is fighting to suppress a Covid-19 investigation — and to dominate the post-virus global order

Ian Birrell

21.04

For China, a legal reckoning is coming We need a new international treaty to deal with risks to the future of humanity

Guglielmo Verdirame

20.04

Is China preparing for war? There's a reason Beijing is aggressively pursuing a policy of total national self-sufficiency

Maajid Nawaz

20.04

The return of every man for himself The coronavirus pandemic shows how multilateralism has weakened national resilience

James Barr

14.04

Jury still out on Swedish coronavirus strategy In the race to condemn the Swedes for their approach to coronavirus, critics are missing the bigger picture

Freddie Sayers

09.04

How long will lockdown last? It's the politics more than the science that makes a long-term quarantine unlikely

Freddie Sayers

30.03

Nineties Russia prepared me for coronageddon Empty shelves, a demoralised population and a police state — it all feels very familiar

Daniel Kalder

25.03

Coronavirus has given Orban his excuse The Hungarian leader has used the crisis to erode political freedom

Alexander Faludy