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07/08/2022 - 4:37pm

Ukraine unveils McKinsey programme for nation-builders The $750bn plan looks like an audit written for 19th century nationalists

Luka Ivan Jukic

Boris Derangement Syndrome lives on Figures like Rory Stewart and John Major are getting carried away

Roundtable: What does Boris Johnson’s resignation mean? Claire Fox, Will Lloyd, Aris Roussinos and Freddie Sayers on what happens next

Boris Johnson’s political future may be in Ukraine In that country the outgoing PM is more loved than ever

Sergej Sumlenny

Why are young men drawn to extremist aesthetics? Robert Crimo III is part of a troubling trend among mass shooters

Thursday, July 7

Stop inflating the danger of the far-Right Data shows that the threat of Islamic terrorism is much greater

The German economy is on the brink Putin can't be blamed for the country's economic malaise

Ralph Schoellhammer

Carnival scenes on the last night of Boris Westminster revelled in Johnson's downfall

We should all be grateful to Maya Forstater Her victory is an important milestone for women's rights

Twitter turns the Highland park shooting into a culture war The shooter was neither a white supremacist or Antifa activist

Wednesday, July 6

Why hasn’t Boris gone yet? A previous generation of Tories was much more ruthless with Thatcher

Why Nadhim Zahawi said yes The new Chancellor is not the first figure in history to accept a likely temporary job

How Boris can survive It's not over yet for the greased piglet

Will Belarus join Putin’s war? Lukashenko's relationship with Putin is more complicated than it seems

Bethany Elliott

Tuesday, July 5

Biden’s border crisis is about to get a lot worse Trump-era programmes are set to expire soon

Can Starmer ‘Make Brexit work’? The Labour leader is treading a fine line

Alan Wager and Anand Menon

Ibram X. Kendi: I taught antiracism to my one-year-old The activist came to London to share parenting tips

Marine Le Pen’s revenge against Emmanuel Macron She's now the only person the President can do business with

Monday, July 4

In Odessa, a culture war brews inside a real war Locals cannot agree on whether to rename Pushkinska street

Vladislav Davidzon

The secrecy of Stonewall is finally breaking down Oxford University was told to share the organisation's LGBT diversity scores

Meet Griffin Green, the cancelled ‘Bodega Bro’ The graduate lost his job shortly after moving to New York

EU expansion is stoking conflict in the Balkans Is the bloc pushing out too far, too fast?

William Nattrass

Friday, July 1

Goodbye and good luck, Rachel Maddow The MSNBC host left her mark as one of the most entertaining Trump critics

The Chinese recession was a hoax The financial press claimed there was a slowdown — but was it real?

Philip Pilkington

Boris gets his Roman history wrong (again) The PM keeps cherry-picking the wrong parallels

Bryan Ward-Perkins

The ‘Defund the Police’ fantasy lives on in LA West Hollywood voted to cut financial support for the sheriff's department

Thursday, June 30

Is Big Tech exploiting Roe v Wade? Misinformation on both sides is running rife

Kristina Murkett

The danger of digital tattoos This innovation could allow governments to surveil us at all times

Wednesday, June 29

The euro crisis never ended The EU's problem lies with the currency itself, not any particular country

The new BRICS alliance is a mortal threat to the West A new global reserve currency will undermine US dollar supremacy

Philip Pilkington

Why do so many men find God later in life? Paul Kingsnorth and Martin Shaw are following a well-trodden path

Elizabeth Oldfield

Kaliningrad: the most dangerous place on earth Russia's enclave would be at the centre of a third world war