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10/20/2022 - 8:15am
Greta Thunberg kills off the anti-nuclear campaign
The climate activist's change of heart is only one of many
Rob Lownie
Wednesday, October 19
19.10
How many bodies does the EU need?
The European Political Community is the latest in a long line of pointless groups
Ralph Schoellhammer
19.10
TikTok is turning into OnlyFans
The app is profiting from children's exposure to sexualised content
Kristina Murkett
19.10
Anime: the new conservative battleground
Divisions in the American Right are widening
Oliver Bateman
19.10
Monsieur Macron: let them wear cashmere
Modelling in designer rollnecks is not going to help the French pay their bills
Anne-Elisabeth Moutet
Tuesday, October 18
18.10
The Left has just ushered in an age of austerity
Labour will come to regret siding with the markets and the technocrats
Thomas Fazi
18.10
A homophobic murder in Bratislava must not be ignored
The events in Slovakia should prompt reflection among conservatives
William Nattrass
18.10
Canada’s euthanasia laws killed my brother
Flo Read meets Gary Nichols, whose brother died by lethal injection in Canada in June 2019.
UnHerd
18.10
Big Tech can’t cancel Kanye West
The views that got him kicked off Twitter will continue to exist online
David Auerbach
18.10
America tries and fails to sanction China
Export controls on semi-conductors will only make matters worse
Philip Pilkington
Monday, October 17
17.10
Abortion won’t save the Democrats
The main issue voters are concerned about is the economy
Park MacDougald
17.10
Samuel Paty two years on: rien n’a changé
Coverage of the anniversary shows how far France still has to go
Liam Duffy
17.10
Jeremy Hunt liquidates Liz Truss
The new chancellor has turned into an insolvency practitioner
Peter Franklin
17.10
Was Thomas Malthus right all along?
Food may yet become the defining limitation of the human population
Mary Harrington
17.10
The Democrats are finally talking about crime
But is it too late?
Seth Moskowitz
Friday, October 14
14.10
The Truss premiership is now dead in the water
Axing the Chancellor won't fix the PM's problems
John Oxley
14.10
Europe’s top diplomat is blackpilled about the future
Josep Borrell had a stark warning for the continent
Aris Roussinos
14.10
The Tories face extinction in London
Conservative inaction on housing has lost them the urban vote
Henry Hill
14.10
Joe Biden should not legalise cocaine
What is The Economist sniffing?
Charles Fain Lehman
14.10
Even Eddie Izzard’s fans aren’t convinced
Outside his gig, supporters were worried about being labelled transphobic
Julie Bindel
Thursday, October 13
13.10
Emmanuel Macron moves to crush the protesters (again)
Oil workers have vowed to continue their strikes
Peter Franklin
13.10
From the alt-Right to Kanye West, Fox News plays a dangerous game
Sanitising guests through selective editing will come back to bite the network
Oliver Bateman
13.10
Germany’s ‘Mittelstand’ is being killed off
This recession is hitting the core of German innovation
Ralph Schoellhammer
13.10
Suella Braverman is right about Indian migrants
The UK's immigration system should not be a pawn in trade negotiations
Rakib Ehsan
Wednesday, October 12
12.10
Investigating the Florida mRNA vaccine study
Are young men really dying from vaccine-related heart injury?
Freddie Sayers
12.10
How to prevent World War III
Only mass engagement can restrain our warmongering elites
Philip Cunliffe
12.10
The US-Saudi Arabia relationship is crumbling
A genuine divorce between the two countries appears likely
Marshall Auerback
12.10
The next time Wikipedia asks for a donation, ignore it
The online encyclopaedia is not short on cash
Andrew Orlowski
Tuesday, October 11
11.10
Teachers’ union seeks to change definition of transphobia
Trans lobbyists want the term to go 'above and beyond legal compliance'
Debbie Hayton
11.10
Don’t blame the mini-budget for the market turmoil
The gilts sell-off hints at much deeper problems
Philip Pilkington
11.10
Nicola Sturgeon has run out of ideas
The SNP conference was a sad affair
Henry Hill
11.10
Will Viktor Orbán avoid the Twitter censors?
The Hungarian Prime Minister recently joined the platform
William Nattrass
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