29.04

Netanyahu’s ambitions are moving beyond Gaza With Hamas and Hezbollah defeated, Israel is eyeing up regional dominance

David Swift

29.04

Canada’s Liberals can thank Trump for election win Mark Carney has completed his party's dramatic makeover

Yuan Yi Zhu

28.04

Why won’t UK newspapers review Douglas Murray’s book? His bestselling account of the Israel-Hamas war is being curiously overlooked

Katie Law

28.04

A stronger euro is bad news for Europe

John Rapley

28.04

Hasan Piker will never be the Democrats’ Joe Rogan A fawning New York Times profile misunderstands the party’s biggest issues

Oliver Bateman

28.04

EHRC toilet guidance should prioritise women Fair provision of facilities has long been a feminist issue

Victoria Smith

28.04

Starmer’s migrant housing plan violates the social contract Landlords are reportedly being courted into letting out properties to the state

Tom Jones

27.04

Trump’s foreign policy is alienating Americans

Daniel DePetris

27.04

Ireland’s anti-immigration movement is coming for Dublin Protesters from different groups gathered in the capital this weekend

Aris Roussinos

27.04

Nick Clegg: EU is trapped in terminal decline The former deputy PM today warned Brussels could become as powerless as the UN

Max Mitchell

27.04

Trump turns on the Kremlin following Vatican meeting His talk with Volodymyr Zelensky could prompt a foreign-policy pivot

Tom Rogan

26.04

Pete Buttigieg’s bro podcast pivot is a soft launch for 2028

Zaid Jilani

26.04

Do Scottish voters want devolved immigration?

Iain Macwhirter

26.04

Labour risks voter backlash over welfare cuts The issue has left the Government trapped by its own voters

David Jeffery

25.04

Trump is winning the global energy game Cheaper oil is benefitting the US

Ralph Schoellhammer

25.04

Oscars’ acceptance of AI films will make Hollywood lazy New rules allow the industry to cut even more corners

Rory Kiberd

25.04

Gender recognition certificates are now meaningless Opponents of last week's Supreme Court ruling misunderstand the law

Joan Smith

25.04

Would a liberal pope split the Church?

Dan Hitchens

25.04

Social media curfew would be an excuse for state overreach Is reliance on digital IDs the price to pay for protecting children?

Timandra Harkness

24.04

Jordan Peterson is wrong about internet anons Online opponents shouldn't be dismissed as mentally ill

Oliver Bateman

24.04

Will Kashmir become a sectarian issue in Britain? This week's terror attack could have broader ramifications

Khadija Khan

24.04

Trump confronts Putin over bombing of Kyiv

UnHerd Staff

24.04

Keir Starmer has no Left-wing opposition Both the Greens and the Lib Dems are struggling to find their voice

Peter Franklin

24.04

Is it time for Trump to walk away from Ukraine? America's latest deal proposal should be its last

Jennifer Kavanagh

24.04

IMF growth outlook is a vindication of Brexit New figures project Britain to do better than the eurozone

John Oxley

23.04

Why Trump won’t ditch Pete Hegseth The Defense Secretary is a bridge between the old guard and MAGA

Emily Jashinsky

23.04

To win midterms, Democrats must confront 2024 failures

Michael Baharaeen

23.04

Britain is long overdue a migrant crime league table The UK lags behind its European counterparts on the issue

Mike Jones

23.04

Starmer refuses to apologise to Rosie Duffield over women’s rights The PM said the trans issue should not be turned into a 'political football'

Max Mitchell

23.04

Can Netanyahu survive yet more corruption allegations? A former Shin Bet chief has further questioned the PM's conduct

David Swift

23.04

Starmer’s EU defence deal is a boost to British Army

Henry Hill

22.04

Why is the Intellectual Dark Web at war with itself? Figures like Douglas Murray are still defending a lost paradigm

Mary Harrington

22.04

The media is driving a moral panic around Andrew Tate Countless newspaper articles warn about the dangers of the 'manosphere'

Simon Cottee

22.04

MPs should let Trump speak in Parliament Less savoury figures have been allowed into the House

Richard Johnson

22.04

Klaus Schwab was always too powerless to be a bogeyman

Max Lacour

22.04

Gold surge signals the end of dollar hegemony The precious metal hit another record this week

Philip Pilkington

21.04

Hegseth leaks deepen Iran divide in Trump cabinet Internal foreign policy debates are spilling into the open

Fred Bauer

21.04

Big Tech has no answer to Snapchat’s sextortion crisis

Katherine Dee

21.04

America’s great bull run is over Wall Street's slashed stock market forecast is a sign of deeper trouble

John Rapley

21.04

Starmer’s silence on Supreme Court ruling is deafening The PM is failing to contain the backlash within his party

Joan Smith

20.04

What’s behind Trump’s dovish turn on Iran? His second term has produced a more pragmatic line

Tom Rogan

20.04

Christian revival is no surprise in an age of public shaming Today's dominant secular morality struggles with forgiveness

Niall Gooch

20.04

China’s LNG ban shows Trump’s tariffs are backfiring

Ralph Schoellhammer

20.04

Farage shouldn’t take lessons from Liz Truss on the Blob Her short time in office provides no blueprint for the Reform leader

Tom Jones

19.04

Why doesn’t Harvard’s academic freedom extend to conservatives? The university has long turned a blind eye to political diversity

Eric Kaufmann

19.04

It’s not just BBLs — all cosmetic surgery ads should go The whole industry is built on exploiting women’s insecurities

Kristina Murkett

19.04

Trump’s threat to walk away leaves Ukraine exposed Washington may end up cutting all aid to Kyiv

Anatol Lieven

18.04

Nasa should spend more on finding alien life

Professor Avi Loeb

18.04

Is Trump’s immigration clampdown working? His agenda has met with resistance

Ammon Blair

18.04

What Konstantin Kisin gets wrong about new media The podcast world isn't perfect — but it still beats the BBC

Peter Franklin

18.04

China is capitalising on Nvidia turmoil US sanctions on chips are a boon to Xi Jinping

Philip Pilkington

18.04

Giorgia Meloni won’t save EU from Trump’s tariffs

Thomas Fazi

17.04

Democrats’ deportation outrage is convenient, not consistent Where was their criticism of the border crisis under Biden?

Emily Jashinsky

17.04

Sam Altman’s new social network threatens Musk’s empire The AI-first platform could give the OpenAI founder vast control

Brian Chau

17.04

Labour’s early prisoner releases will fuel two-tier accusations

Henry Hill

17.04

Porn is normalising violent misogyny A leading surgeon has warned about the rise of choking during sex

Josephine Bartosch

17.04

Is Reform UK coming for Holyrood? Support for Nigel Farage's party is surging north of the border

Iain Macwhirter

16.04

Inside Tucker Carlson’s Ireland visit with Conor McGregor

Theo McDonald

16.04

Can Democrats exploit Trump’s tariff chaos? His exemptions look like preferential treatment

Joel Kotkin

16.04

Putin’s military escalation shows Trump has no leverage Russia is in no rush to enter negotiations

Jennifer Kavanagh

16.04

Supreme Court’s ‘woman’ ruling is a blow to gender ideology

Joan Smith

16.04

EU’s new deportation plan is delusional A list of 'safe third countries' reveals Eurocrats' delusions

Mike Jones

16.04

Will the Democrats embrace Joe Biden again? The former President's first speech this year risks dividing the party

Zaid Jilani

15.04

Harvard’s resistance to Trump is a model for US universities

Angel Eduardo

15.04

JD Vance: I use Twitter to escape the bubble The Vice President tells UnHerd about his social media habit

Rob Lownie

15.04

Is coal the answer to Britain’s industrial crisis? Suicidal energy policy has made the UK beholden to foreign powers

Aris Roussinos

15.04

Tory-Reform pact would dent Farage’s appeal Proximity to power may damage the insurgent brand

Tom Jones

14.04

SNL breaks the trans taboo

Lisa Selin Davis

14.04

Biden paved the way for Trump’s embrace of Bukele Both presidents backed El Salvador's anti-immigration measures

Emily Jashinsky

14.04

Meta antitrust trial is a litmus test for the MAGA coalition The case pits the populists against the tech bros

Andrew Orlowski

14.04

UK Government is still in denial about two-tier policing

Rakib Ehsan

14.04

Surrendering free will is the real AI threat A new study has revealed that utilitarian rather than personal use is most dangerous

Katherine Dee

14.04

Labour’s embrace of women’s rights is too little, too late Proposed legislation glosses over years of ignoring gender-critical voices

Victoria Smith

13.04

Bill Maher shows liberals how to deal with Trump

Oliver Bateman

13.04

Cambridge University is wrong to scrap exam rankings Academic standards are being damaged by appeals to mental health

Yuan Yi Zhu

13.04

EU faces a choice deeper than America vs China Brussels must adapt to a changing world order

Peter Franklin

13.04

Ukraine partition plan won’t bring peace

Jennifer Kavanagh

13.04

Prosecuting Quran burners is capitulation to blasphemy laws The British state is too fearful of a violent backlash

Jacob Mchangama

12.04

British Steel nationalisation should herald a new industrial strategy Labour must pursue a different approach to the last 50 years

Andrew O'Brien

12.04

Hidden email casts doubt on Lucy Letby verdict

David Rose and Cleuci de Oliveira

12.04

Britain doesn’t need an SNL reboot The medium is already dying

Gareth Roberts

11.04

Ruger and Colby appointments confirm MAGA ascendancy Anti-establishment voices are filling key posts

Emily Jashinsky