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10/28/2022 - 3:30pm

Is Putin scaling down his war aims? Targeting Ukraine's power infrastructure may be a tacit admission of defeat

The Covid question that won’t go away A new Senate report casts doubt on the virus's origin

Scotland’s new gender bill imperils the Union Holyrood's vote puts Scotland on a collision course with Westminster

Mary Harrington

Will Europe’s Right-wing populists disappoint again? The next five years will be a test for conservatives on the continent

Ralph Schoellhammer

Thursday, October 27

Even Putin’s Chef is criticising Russia’s war effort Yevgeny Prigozhin is starting to find his voice

Bethany Elliott

John Gray Part I: Revenge of the technocrats The philosopher takes a deep dive into Britain's uneasy future

The Franco-German alliance is falling apart These two great powers have fundamentally different visions for the continent

What will Kanye West do next? The alternative Right-wing economy isn't very lucrative

The populist case for Rishi Sunak The new PM is neither a globalist stooge nor a socialist

Wednesday, October 26

From Boris to Trump, yesterday’s men won’t go away Political comebacks are becoming the norm, not the exception

Is John Fetterman fit for office? The Democrat's performance at last night's debate was extremely concerning

Why is Joe Biden taking trans advice from a TikTok star? The President seemed clueless during his interview with Dylan Mulvaney

Hybrid attacks on the rise across Europe Multiple acts of sabotage have taken place on key infrastructure

Democrats only have themselves to blame for the rise of Kari Lake The Trump loyalist is in a strong position to become Arizona's next governor

Tuesday, October 25

The NHS finally sees sense on trans treatment for children Medical professionals have admitted that they are going through a 'phase'

Is there a bubble in the European gas market? Rumours of an energy glut are greatly exaggerated

Philip Pilkington

Nigel Farage’s latest relaunch has a fatal flaw Seeking to build a populist movement on libertarian economics is a fool's errand

Trans activists push off-prescription puberty blockers Youngsters are being told to bypass the medical establishment for treatment

Monday, October 24

Viktor Orbán lists his enemies on Hungary’s day of unity Hungary's opposition parties, America, Brussels — to name but a few

William Nattrass

Another tough day for Gina Miller The True & Fair leader doesn't even want to rejoin the EU

This is not a globalist coup There is no need to dip into conspiracies to explain the return of Rishi Sunak

Ignore the media hysterics — Britain is not a basket case The UK has sovereignty, and with that comes options most countries don't have

Izabella Kaminska

Saturday, October 22

Why did Sweden turn Right-wing? Freddie Sayers spoke to Ivar Arpi to learn more about Sweden's new government

Panda La Terriere

Giorgia Meloni’s new cabinet is business as usual Anyone expecting a dramatic change of direction will be disappointed

Friday, October 21

Rishi’s right: Britain needs to rule beneath the waves The Tory MP warned years ago about Britain's underwater vulnerabilities

Italy’s Right-wing alliance is collapsing Foreign policy is driving a wedge between Giorgia Meloni and her counterparts

Alessandra Bocchi

Is ‘globalist’ an anti-Semitic term? Israeli nationalism expert Yoram Hazony thinks not

At least Liz Truss realised she was useless Incompetent politicians who actually quit are to be celebrated

Did Bill Gates write Joe Biden’s pandemic plan? The President's new strategy is straight out of the billionaire's playbook

Thursday, October 20

Mock growth all you like, but on that point Liz Truss was right Ten growthless years have left our island nation in trouble

What Keir Starmer told Pink News is a sign of things to come The Labour leader's remarks revealed how little he has learned

A Labour landslide would be a disaster They may deserve it, but a Tory wipeout is a dangerous prospect