October 3, 2018

Deluded liberals can’t keep clinging to a dead idea Anyone looking to classical liberal thinkers to deliver the West from its present difficulties is fixated on an irretrievable past

John Gray

02.10

Fukuyama’s blinkered view of history

Douglas Murray

01.10

Today’s laptop activists seek attention, not truth

Tanya Gold

01.10

What the Tories need in their next leader

Graeme Archer

01.10

Why home ownership is the real key to progress Property provides a people with a direct stake in national and local economies – and inculcates good habits

Peter Franklin

28.09

Analogue dictators are no match for digital detectives

Ian Birrell

28.09

On Twitter, I too become an arse Social media sucks us into a vortex of contestation. Is it possible to resist?

Giles Fraser

27.09

Can we really call Jeremy Corbyn an antisemite? There are reasons to fight about the definition of words. But they’re not truth-seeking reasons

Tom Chivers

25.09

The economic rationalists don’t get the immigration debate

Ben Cobley

25.09

How Labour lost the art of politics

Jonathan Rutherford

24.09

Two responses to the Holocaust: Israel and the European Union

Giles Fraser

24.09

Gender preference has no place on a birth certificate

Meghan Murphy