Why JD Vance will be good for Europe Trump's VP pick is wise to plot a more dovish path for Western foreign policy

Vaughan Gething: a truly pointless first minister The ill-fated Welsh leader is resigning after four months

Ireland’s anti-immigration protests are turning more violent

Has private equity become a Ponzi scheme? Funds risk causing another 2008-style crash

Philip Pilkington

How much longer can the Biden campaign go? The President's latest interview suggests he's running out of road

JD Vance’s VP selection is a victory for the New Right Trump's running mate cements the GOP's populist evolution

Emily Jashinsky

Monday

15.07

Young men are dumping the Democrats

Classified documents case against Trump was always weak Judge Aileen Cannon is right to dismiss it entirely

Ashley Rindsberg

What I saw at the Trump rally

Almost half of Ukrainians want to begin peace negotiations A new poll has found that 44% are in favour of talks

Refugees won’t solve Germany’s jobs crisis Politicians are conflating asylum seekers with immigrants

In Berlin, I saw how England fans have changed for good Football hooliganism has largely been consigned to history

Liz Truss: Tories lost because they were too Left-wing

Sunday

14.07

How will the Trump shooting affect the RNC? Republicans are overhauling their platform for this week's convention

The Trump shooting conspiracy theories have already begun Americans of all stripes are conditioned to think in terms of plots and cabals

Euro 2024 glory would be a victory for Middle England

What impact will the Donald Trump shooting have on the election? America will only become more polarised after last night's attack

Labour’s puberty blocker ban doesn’t tell the full story Sections of the party are still in thrall to gender ideology

Saturday

13.07

Macron and von der Leyen can see their power slipping away

Isis issues fresh threats ahead of Paris Olympics A rise in thwarted attacks is an omen for the summer Games

Labour’s war on North Sea oil threatens British security In a dangerous new world, we should exploit our natural resources

Friday

12.07

Criminalising abortion is a red line for British electorate

Democratic elites attacked online over Biden criticism Infighting is spilling out into the open

Please, Jacob Rees-Mogg: don’t go on reality TV The former Tory MP is reportedly filming a new fly-on-the-wall show

Kemi Badenoch is vulnerable as the Tory frontrunner

BP’s production cuts signal future energy crisis Rising demand for oil is at odds with the EU's Net Zero commitments

Ralph Schoellhammer

Reform UK’s internal divisions are deepening Leadership disputes have exposed cracks in Nigel Farage's party

Bethany Elliott

Thursday

11.07

Joe Biden doesn’t need to listen to George Clooney The actor's intervention smacks of elite paternalism

Tony Blair struggles to define ‘woke’ on Newsnight

Is Starmer risking Ukraine escalation with Storm Shadow missiles? Britain's new PM has gambled that Putin will not attempt a direct confrontation

Will Pennsylvania decide the 2024 election?

Charles McElwee

‘Quiet quitting’ is wrong response to Orbán’s EU presidency Brussels officials have been spooked by his relationship with Putin

William Nattrass

Labour’s economic project will drive Britons abroad Don't expect Keir Starmer to rejuvenate the City

Philip Pilkington

Wednesday

10.07

GOP’s new party platform divides the Right Populists and establishment conservatives are sparring over new policies

Braverman and Badenoch do battle on Tory Right

The media’s anti-Biden pivot is politically motivated It's a calculation designed to ensure a Democratic victory in November

Ashley Rindsberg

Tony Blair wants to run Starmer’s government

Lisa Nandy: Minister for the Culture Wars The new Cabinet member isn't fooling anyone

The threat of Conservative extinction isn’t over A large number of Tory constituencies have slender majorities

Tuesday

09.07

Matteo Renzi: EU leaders are turning a blind eye to crime The former Italian PM pinned some blame for populism on elite complacency

Lucy Letby verdict questioned by British newspapers

Levelling up was always just a marketing ploy Labour has officially scrapped the project

Why won’t the European Right build alliances?

Ralph Schoellhammer

The Guardian is ignoring the risks of testosterone on trans people The paper is more concerned about its implications for menopausal women

Eliza Mondegreen

Tories have been left with no philosophy — or successor No obvious future leader has emerged from the election rubble

Monday

08.07

Braverman: Labour will borrow Sunak’s ‘farcical gimmicks’ The Tory Right-winger used a speech in Washington today to attack the former PM

Confidence in US universities continues to nosedive

Macron’s survival has not calmed the markets Ongoing political uncertainty will cause further economic stagnation

The anti-Biden campaign is spreading to the Senate Mark Warner could become the President's Brutus

Nato summit will test Labour’s ‘realist’ foreign policy Pivoting away from the Indo-Pacific is a crucial first step

How McDonald’s defeated Marine Le Pen France's election pitted nationalism against American universalism

Mary Harrington

Emmanuel Macron can’t keep the Right out forever

Francois Valentin

Sunday

07.07

Is Brexit safe under Keir Starmer? Britain's new prime minister has been inconsistent on the issue

Philip Cunliffe

The Conservatives survived, but Toryism is dying This ideology's deep roots in Britain are becoming unstuck

Has Patrick Vallance learnt from his Covid mistakes? Labour's new science minister may not be up to the task

Saturday

06.07

Why US-Mexico border crossings are at a record low A secret arrangement between the two countries is bearing fruit

Donald Trump never bought into Project 2025

South London is Labour’s new heartland Keir Starmer's Gaza position has damaged support in Muslim-dominated areas

Friday

05.07

Are Republicans waiting for their own Nigel Farage? A new Right-wing populist movement could be brewing

Emily Jashinsky

Farage: Suella Braverman won’t be next Tory leader

SNP collapse may have killed the independence dream Scottish nationalists were trounced at the general election

Blame the Conservatives for letting gender ideology flourish It's easy to overlook how the Tories succumbed to trans activism over the last 14 years

Defeated Tories shouldn’t move to the Right

Nigel Farage was the other winner of this election Reform UK has changed the game for other upstart parties

Patrick O'Flynn

Thursday

04.07

The Tories deserved their drubbing

Has Rishi Sunak admitted defeat?

Iran could elect a reformist president Friday's vote could challenge Khamenei's turgid theocracy

Are young people really drifting Right?

Why immigration-sceptic East Thanet won’t back Reform The seat where Nigel Farage once stood has descended into apathy

Bradley Strotten

Royal Society of Literature has sacrificed merit for inclusivity Major authors are right to criticise the organisation for forgetting its mission

Wednesday

03.07

How Kamala Harris became an internet icon Memes of the Vice President have taken off online

Andrew Tate’s brother is one of George Galloway’s biggest funders

The New York Times is wrong to attack the First Amendment A new op-ed claims that it is 'out of control'

Greg Lukianoff and Adam Goldstein

Team GB rugby’s body confidence advert sexualises women

Kristina Murkett

Is the Turkey-Syria border the next Middle East flashpoint? A wave of pogroms has destabilised the area

Jill Biden is more power-hungry than her husband The First Lady won't let Joe ride off into the sunset

Madeline Fry Schultz

Historically low vote share threatens Starmer’s legitimacy

Tuesday

02.07

Sunak borrows from Hillary Clinton’s Russiagate playbook Bots are being blamed for Reform's popularity

Ashley Rindsberg

The kids love Nigel Farage

Biden’s Californian successors would be terrible for America

Don’t trust Keir Starmer on women-only spaces Labour's leader has claimed they always should have been protected

Josephine Bartosch

Democrats are turning 2024 into the ‘Flight 93 election’ The Left is pulling an argument straight out of the 'authoritarian' playbook

Emily Jashinsky