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11/07/2022 - 1:45pm

The real cost of modern dating Young people are bankrupting themselves for love that doesn't last

Mary Harrington

Pensioner Britain has run out of ambition Why would the Tories build for a future their voters will never see?

Report into Canada’s Freedom Convoy finds no violence after all The inquiry has not justified invoking the Emergencies Act

Friday, November 4

Who’s behind the Imran Khan shooting? Allies of the former Pakistani PM are claiming a conspiracy

The Democrats deserve to lose the Hispanic vote Their focus on social issues over inflation has alienated ethnic minorities

Britain’s economy is better than it looks Despite the media narrative, the UK remains in relatively good financial health

The Dundee flasher’s pronouns are driving us mad The criminal is simultaneously described as a man and woman

Mary Harrington

Are Ukrainian weapons falling into criminal hands? A Finnish police chief claimed that guns are illegally circulating in Europe

Thursday, November 3

The fate of Wilhelm Reich is a warning to us today Persecuting intellectuals, however fringe, rarely ends well

The energy debate is ripping Germany’s coalition apart All parties are pursuing their own ideological agenda

Ralph Schoellhammer

Was Alex Jones right about hormone disruptors? He had a unique explanation for physiological changes in men and women

New study: depressed teenagers spend more time online Excessive screen use has been linked to broken family units

W. Bradford Wilcox and Wendy Wang

Wednesday, November 2

David Sacks: Elon Musk buying Twitter is just the start The PayPal co-founder on why his friend is taking on the censors

Did immigration kill affirmative action? Demographic changes since 1965 undermine the programme's logic

Park MacDougald

Britain’s renewed focus on Islamic extremism is welcome Suella Braverman is right to review the UK's counter-terrorism strategy

Why Matt Hancock’s latest career move makes sense Reality TV is a logical destination for him

Keir Starmer changes his mind on trans children The Labour leader stressed the importance of parental consent

Elon Musk doesn’t understand what he’s bought The plan to make verified 'blue checks' pay will not end well

Tuesday, November 1

Lula is no friend of America Washington's goodwill may be short-lived

Philip Pilkington

David Sacks on Ukraine: from culture war to nuclear war? The venture capitalist speaks to Freddie Sayers about the escalating conflict

Panda La Terriere

Northern Ireland is too divided to function And the political class knows it

Graffiti stamps pro-Ukrainian loyalties on Odesa Street art has become the new frontier in the city's war with Putin

Ukraine is tearing the Czech Republic apart Protests on either side are becoming increasingly heated

William Nattrass

Monday, October 31

What will happen to Elon Musk’s Twitter? Look to Fox News Rupert Murdoch's News Corp could serve as a model

Don’t blame Liz Truss for her phone hack The soft underbelly of British security isn't the fault of politicians

Left and Right are wrong about Paul Pelosi attacks Neither side has a satisfactory explanation for David DePape's attack

Greta Thunberg throws in her lot with the anti-capitalist Left The activist has been showing a more overtly political stance in London

Nicholas Harris

The resurrection of Lula It should have been easy, but the former metalworker won by only a whisker

Sunday, October 30

John Gray: Why I disagree with John Mearsheimer States are not always rational actors

Saturday, October 29

John Gray: Welcome to the era of tragic realism The philosopher discusses war and diplomacy with UnHerd's Freddie Sayers

Rishi Sunak’s Britcoin is destined to fail CBDCs only serve to curtail privacy and freedom

Friday, October 28

John Gray: China will act on Taiwan before 2025 The philosopher warned that Xi Jinping is committed to resolving the issue