Exterior of the UnHerd Club and Old Queen Street Cafe

12/01/2022 - 5:54pm

The launch of Old Queen Street Cafe and the UnHerd Club Some snaps from the launch of our new Westminster home

Sorry Maria Ressa, censoring speech won’t save democracy The journalist suggested that we can only protect freedom by constraining it

Emily Bridges’s wild claims go unchallenged on ITV The cyclist linked critics of trans athletes to the Colorado Springs atrocity

Germany’s new immigration law is doomed to fail Olaf Scholz's proposal does not address the root causes of migration

Ralph Schoellhammer

Britons want a Net Zero referendum After Brexit, could we see 'Netexit'?

Philip Pilkington

Wednesday, November 30

Ethnic minorities are keeping Britain Christian Without minority growth, the church would be in a dire condition

The healing humiliation of Matt Hancock The MP's stint in the jungle was his most successful embarrassment yet

John Mearsheimer: The West is playing Russian roulette We are screwed, says the realist foreign policy scholar

The secret to Liver King’s success? Steroids A leaked email reveals the dark side of the fitness industry

Climate and colonialism are two sides of the same culture war coin Reparations have become a core fault line in both debates

Tuesday, November 29

Why isn’t ‘black English’ a census option? The latest ONS survey gives misleading indicators of our national makeup

Central bankers are to blame for the crypto collapse Cheap money is the key to understanding Sam Bankman-Fried's downfall

Izabella Kaminska

New Online Safety Bill gives too much power to Silicon Valley The Government is outsourcing free speech rules to Big Tech companies

Even British liberals are exasperated with the New York Times An article about the Modern Slavery Act has angered both Left and Right

Is Viktor Orbán changing his tune on Ukraine? The Hungarian leader has issued a number of strong statements against Russia

William Nattrass

Monday, November 28

Anti-Semitism is creeping back into America Both Left and Right are succumbing to anti-Jewish hatred

Has China reached breaking point over Covid? A tragic fire has compounded public discontent with Xi's policies

Austin Williams

Now fashion retailer Simons promotes euthanasia After Balenciaga, more publicity campaigns are taking a disturbing turn

Mary Harrington

Taiwan’s election was not a referendum on China Bread-and-butter issues were of greater concern to voters

Migration numbers are not as bad as they look An orderly post-Brexit system is actually in place

Sunday, November 27

Germany loses patience with climate extremists Protestors' radical tactics are failing to win over the masses

Friday, November 25

The courts alone can’t save the Union Scottish independence is a political matter not a legal quandary

Europe’s centre of power is moving east Poland is militarising as Germany and France falter

Ralph Schoellhammer

Europe surrenders Mali influence to Russia The withdrawal of European forces from the country is Putin's gain

Bethany Elliott

A distinctly American tragedy in Colorado Springs A host of unique pathologies culminated in another mass shooting

The Tories must stop ‘quiet quitting’ It's unacceptable for the party in power to simply give up

Thursday, November 24

Former Soviet states distance themselves from Putin The Russian President received a muted reception in Armenia this week

Labour would be wrong to celebrate Momentum’s demise The campaign group tapped into some popular issues

No, the public has not warmed to immigration A new paper argues that both parties should champion migration

Even Viktor Orbán’s scarf is controversial now European leaders expressed dismay over the Hungarian's knitwear this week

William Nattrass

Will Nicola Sturgeon listen to detransitioners? Holyrood is shamed by the testimonies of two victims of trans ideology

Wednesday, November 23

Balenciaga is sexualising children The label has apologised for photographing young girls in BDSM outfits

Kristina Murkett