The West’s poor handling of Kosovo is a warning for Ukraine Long-term security arrangements are extremely difficult to maintain

William Nattrass

Pride protests strain America’s multicultural project A clash of ideologies is tearing the country apart

Mary Harrington

Why we should welcome Joe Rogan’s RFK Jr debate It is vital to contest ideas in an open, transparent way

Ukraine’s counteroffensive is struggling The country has only notched marginal gains so far

Sunday

18.06

One week in, the Covid inquiry already looks biased and weak A lack of a balanced set of voices means that key questions remain unanswered

Saturday

17.06

No, Mark Carney: Brexit didn’t cause inflation The former governor should reflect on his own experimental monetary policies

Philip Pilkington

Friday

16.06

Secession is a threat Californians should take seriously The state's restive interior is becoming a more influential force

Three women in Australia cancelled for gender critical views An increasingly censorious atmosphere is sweeping through Down Under

Young Tories are nowhere to be found The latest data makes grim reading for the governing party

Sad Girl Literature has hijacked the summer Cleopatra and Frankenstein is yet another story of female despair

Elizabeth Oldfield

Mortgage rate rises will push the UK into a recession Rishi Sunak is now powerless to save the property sector

Philip Pilkington

Thursday

15.06

Czech president calls for mass surveillance of Russian nationals Petr Pavel drew parallels with Japanese internment

William Nattrass

Climate gets 71 mentions in Germany’s first security strategy China, meanwhile, only received six

Ralph Schoellhammer

The ratings are in: Trump is still a hit with the boomers The retired demographic lives for the former president's scandals

Elon Musk is wrong: the US does not need a new Sulla Twitter's CEO called out for a modern-day version of the Roman general

Janet Yellen: expect a slow decline in US dollar dominance The Treasury Secretary said that sanctions have undermined the dollar

Wednesday

14.06

Weight-loss drug Wegovy on the NHS? Fat chance Steve Barclay's enthusiasm for the diet injection is misplaced

Why is Putin inviting bloggers to the Kremlin? Russia's President is trying to draw attention away from the counteroffensive

Bethany Elliott

Is politics killing the marriage market? There's a surplus of liberal women and conservative men

In Kurdish Syria, European Isis jihadists finally face trial The issue has been forgotten and the local authorities have lost patience

Tuesday

13.06

US public opinion hardens on trans issue A growing majority now says changing gender is immoral

Paid period leave doesn’t help women MPs are wrong to think the idea is progressive

Kristina Murkett

Elizabeth Gilbert’s self-cancellation sets a dangerous precedent The author has delayed her latest book after a public backlash

One in three Brits believe in Great Replacement Theory A new report shows the depth of mistrust in authority

Monday

12.06

Jack Dorsey: the reason I’m backing Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Twitter's founder said that he was drawn to the Democrat's anti-war position

Why I resigned from Humanists UK The organisation has succumbed to gender ideology

California laws fundamentally redefine the family New bills mean that parents must 'affirm' a child’s gender

Mary Harrington

A Johnson-Farage party makes no sense Boris's lockdown and green stances put him at odds with the ex-Ukip leader

Publisher doubles down on retracted gender paper Springer Nature has once again bowed to trans activist pressure

Eliza Mondegreen

Sunday

11.06

Nicola Sturgeon’s arrest is a gift to the Union Despite her release, the former first minister has been tarnished by SNP scandal

Paul Kingsnorth: how to resist the machine The writer visited UnHerd to talk about finding meaning in a soulless world

Friday

09.06

Rishi Sunak deserves praise for his foreign policy The PM is forging a more realistic and pragmatic role for the UK

The IMF is no friend to British workers Higher immigration hurts blue-collar wages more than graduate jobs

Rishi Sunak turns his back on free trade The PM's Atlantic Declaration with Joe Biden is explicitly protectionist

Philip Pilkington

Britain has gone from an AI innovator to a bureaucratic regulator Rishi Sunak has set his sights on the UK becoming a tech watchdog

Andrew Orlowski

Thursday

08.06

Apple’s Vision Pro: a window into a dark future The tech giant's new gadget is an uncanny imitation of real life

Labour MSP silenced for the duration of Pride Month Pauline McNeill has been forced to withdraw from an event for sex-based rights

Information war goes into overdrive after Ukraine dam break Recent claims and counter-claims have bordered on the absurd

William Nattrass

Caroline Lucas: the Eurosceptic who became an arch-Remainer The MP has called it quits on a career that contained multitudes

Richard Johnson

Voters flock to the AfD in search of energy realism Germany's mainstream parties are stuck in an old ideology

Ralph Schoellhammer

Wednesday

07.06

Does the ‘Whatever’ podcast make women look stupid? Media accusations of misogyny don't tell the full story

The political evolution of Jack Dorsey Twitter's founder recently endorsed Robert F. Kennedy Jr

Why Alex Salmond’s independence pact will fail The former first minister's latest ruse won't interest the SNP

What do we know about Ukraine’s counteroffensive? Combat is extending well beyond Bakhmut

Bethany Elliott

Tuesday

06.06

Anti-woke boycotts hurt Target and Bud Light Stock prices have plummeted since the backlash

China’s mixed recovery spells trouble for the West Beijing has been forced to intervene in the manufacturing sector

Philip Pilkington

Chris Pratt bucks Hollywood’s progressive trend His latest success proves conservative politics aren't a box office turn-off

Why is Holly Willoughby trying to be my therapist? The host turned This Morning into a sermon

Kristina Murkett

Monday

05.06

Keir Starmer will regret his Corbynite purge Mayoral candidate Jamie Driscoll has been blocked on flimsy pretexts

Universal basic income will kill democracy Creating passive citizens will leave real power with a select few

Mary Harrington

Germany’s AfD shows the populist tide is back The party is now tied with Olaf Scholz's SPD in second place

Edward Enninful, nepo-radical The outgoing Vogue editor's claims to be a trailblazer don't stack up

Nina-Sophia Miralles

Friday

02.06

A new BRICS currency is a threat to the West Competing powers are inching closer to a rival monetary union

Philip Pilkington

Based or cringe? Matty Healy joins the meme war Taylor Swift's boyfriend is creating bad blood with his politically incorrect views

Stephen G. Adubato

Don’t trust Keir Starmer’s Brexit metamorphosis The Labour leader has changed his stance constantly since the referendum

The violence in Kosovo could embolden Putin Tensions between Serbs and Albanians have invited a swift US response

Is France using Ukraine’s Nato bid to seize EU supremacy? Macron's overtures to Zelenskyy may have an ulterior motive

Ralph Schoellhammer

Thursday

01.06

Glamour magazine celebrates Pride with a pregnant man Logan Brown shows that miracles do happen

Eliza Mondegreen

Ukrainian MP: why victory is the only option Inna Sovsun on drone attacks, censorship and the future of Crimea

Is DEI to blame for falling college numbers? Aggressive ideological projects are putting young Americans off

Will the law finally stand up to Just Stop Oil? Forthcoming legal changes could empower police to intervene

For his own good, Boris should make a strategic retreat A temporary break from politics could set up a comeback

Wednesday

31.05

The war is coming to Russia’s elites Ukrainian attacks have dented an aura of invincibility in Moscow

Bethany Elliott

Is Canada’s west looking to break free from Justin Trudeau? A conservative victory in Alberta lays the groundwork for separation

Is Mark Zuckerberg secretly ‘based’? The Facebook founder’s hobbies suggest an embrace of Right-wing aesthetics

The latest media obsession: Latino white supremacists A spate of recent articles has identified a curious trend

Expect Russia’s drone attacks to intensify Strikes on Kyiv are more about provoking a response than strategic gain

Tuesday

30.05

Black Lives Matter deserves to go broke Public filings reveal that one of the movement's key groups is bleeding cash

Recession in Germany is a sign of Europe’s deindustrialisation A lack of access to cheap energy has made the continent less competitive

Philip Pilkington

Keir Starmer stays silent after Rishi Sunak defends Kathleen Stock The PM weighed in ahead of her Oxford Union appearance today

Nvidia’s boom is not a straightforward American success story The world's first trillion-dollar semiconductor firm has several flaws

Monday

29.05

Khloé Kardashian discovers the trouble with surrogacy The reality TV star feels guilt about her son's birth

Mary Harrington

Spain tilts to the Right in regional elections The country is following a populist trend across Europe

Erdoğan’s free but unfair election is a warning to the West The Turkish leader's playbook is spreading across Europe

Saturday

27.05

Fiona Hill: Pax Americana is over The former presidential advisor suggested that US hegemony is no more

Nuclear disaster looms in southern Ukraine Zaporizhzhia's power plant has become a flashpoint in Russia's invasion

Friday

26.05

Alastair Campbell’s latest brainchild: politics in primary school The former spin doctor wants to get children arguing

British Cycling’s trans ruling isn’t ‘furthering genocide’ Trans athlete Emily Bridges described the move as a 'violent act'

In Mali, Wagner’s brutality is the main attraction The group's disregard for human rights has appeal in the West African country

The New York Times is caving to trans activist pressure The paper's latest piece on gender issues is dangerously misguided

Eliza Mondegreen

Why the Ukraine-US divergence may deepen A spate of attacks on Russian soil has alarmed American officials

Bethany Elliott

Why high net migration is going to continue A city the size of Glasgow was added to the population last year