Vladimir Putin has acknowledged an internal enemy

06/27/2023 - 8:00am

Putin acknowledges Wagner’s threat — but has no solution The Russian leader looked visibly uncomfortable during his latest speech

Maximilian Hess

Monday, June 26

How the EU destroyed the Greek Left After this weekend's election, the country's Right is on the march

Rina Sawayama’s lesson in performative politics The singer's attack on Matty Healy was an appeal to online fandom

Mary Harrington

Rising mortgage rates threaten Tories’ Red Wall gains First-time homeownership has expanded rapidly in the region

Will Putin borrow from the Erdogan playbook? Turkey's President survived a similar coup attempt in 2016

Maximilian Hess

Sunday, June 25

The Covid inquiry is perpetuating a false narrative Experts claimed that they were prepared for the wrong pandemic

Did Yevgeny Prigozhin lose his nerve? The Wagner revolt will not be easily forgiven in the Kremlin

Bethany Elliott

Friday, June 23

Why is anime having an online renaissance? It has become the lingua franca of disaffected young men

Glastonbury has sacrificed its radicalism The festival is now just Coachella with brollies

Nicholas Harris

Hispanic approval of Joe Biden at record low Nearly two-thirds of this demographic disapprove of the President

The EU’s energy problems are about to get a lot worse The bloc's environmental agenda won't survive contact with reality

Ralph Schoellhammer

Europe’s centre-right is the new migration mainstream Border control has become depoliticised in the EU

Elon Musk vs Mark Zuckerberg: a clash of the titans The battle of the billionaires is a throwback to ancient Greek times

Thursday, June 22

Could liberals become the new Brexiteers? A Right-wing surge in Europe may deter Remainers from seeking to rejoin

Ukraine’s postwar future looks increasingly uncertain The issue of security guarantees remains hotly contested

Bethany Elliott

Marine Le Pen is exploiting the Bordeaux attack A schizophrenic's assault on a young girl is not about immigration

The problem with ‘cis’ Elon Musk has vowed to restrict the word on Twitter

Josephine Bartosch

Wednesday, June 21

Is Joe Biden really bringing manufacturing home? Despite his best efforts, the threat from China remains

Sharron Davies: female athletes are being blackmailed The ex-Olympian speaks to UnHerd about unfairness in women's sport

The Idol’s objectification of Lily-Rose Depp isn’t empowering The HBO show's use of nudity is strikingly regressive

Nina-Sophia Miralles

Paris Lees doesn’t know what it feels like for a girl The BBC’s appetite for trans activists’ narratives disregards women

Andrew Tate’s downfall may be the end of the manosphere The industry is filled with conmen just like the former kickboxer

Tuesday, June 20

Is Hunter Biden about to get away with it? While the charges sound grave, they barely constitute a wrist slap

Ashley Rindsberg

Progressives are making the New York migrant crisis worse The city's immigrant population is swelling to record highs

Welcome to team Terf, Jameela Jamil The actress criticised the Oscars for considering gender-neutral categories

Recession is the only cure for Britain’s sick economy It may be the best way to curb inflation and interest rates

Philip Pilkington

Monday, June 19

The Republican Party belongs to Paul Ryan — not Donald Trump Tax cuts and austerity measures remain the GOP's main priority

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, June 18

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