People wave Russian and Serbian flags during a rally in Belgrade. Credit: Getty
03/18/2022 - 7:45am

The EU is pushing Serbia into Russia’s arms The bloc needs to incentivise Belgrade to abandon its longstanding ally

Helena Ivanov

Thursday, March 17

17.03

Why York University de-platformed me Supposedly, I am a safety threat

Julie Bindel

17.03

Samo Burja: Sanctions will divide civilisation The Ukraine war is hastening us towards a multipolar world

Flo Read

17.03

First Scotland, now Ireland embraces trans ideology The Irish Census will allow individuals to indicate both male and female

Debbie Hayton

17.03

Where are Dave Rubin’s babies coming from? We can't ignore the biological reality behind the pundit's announcement

Mary Harrington

17.03

The new Online Safety Bill: better, but still awful The revised version will have its first reading today

Jennifer Powers

Wednesday, March 16

16.03

A Saudi-China oil deal is a warning shot to the West Selling oil in renminbi instead of dollars will undermine US hegemony

Philip Pilkington

16.03

How globalisation cheated America The West's opening up to China came at a big cost

Peter Franklin

16.03

Britain is still ethnically segregated And no-one wants to talk about it

David Goodhart

16.03

Why is the White House briefing TikTok influencers? The Biden administration is said to be giving talking points to creators

James Lynch

Tuesday, March 15

15.03

Discussion: Neo-Nazis in Ukraine Freddie Sayers and Aris Roussinos evaluate the far-Right militias joining the fight against Russia

UnHerd Staff

15.03

Putin’s war sparks an existential crisis in Germany Schoolrooms and families across the country are reconsidering their nation

Katja Hoyer

15.03

Who is Joe Rogan’s audience? New research points to a surprisingly politically diverse listenership

UnHerd Staff

15.03

Western media should not repeat Ukrainian propaganda Journalists are not approaching claims with proper scrutiny

Ben Sixsmith

Monday, March 14

14.03

Britain’s refugee hosts need vetting too Vulnerable Ukrainians should be protected from exploitation

Amy Jones

14.03

Slowly but surely, U.S. authorities are moving in on crypto The SEC is denying applications from several Bitcoin-affiliated companies

Greg Barker

14.03

As Britain escapes lockdown, China is still stuck Over 35 million Chinese citizens are facing new restrictions

Peter Franklin

14.03

Abandoning neutrality is Ireland’s gift to the EU Is the shift in strategy really in the national interest?

Conor Fitzgerald

14.03

British soldiers need to prepare for a new type of war The Middle East is poor preparation for the onslaught of a conventional army

Charlie Peters

Friday, March 11

11.03

Hong Kong pays a heavy price for Zero Covid approach The city-state is suffering from the highest Covid death rate in the world

Philip Cowley

11.03

Is the US prepared for a United States of Eurasia? War always creates power vacuums — the West must fill them

Peter Franklin

11.03

Russophobia is sweeping through central Europe The Czech Republic is treating Russians like second-class citizens

William Nattrass

11.03

As anti-Semitism rises in New York, prosecutors fail to act The NYPD made an arrest in just one in five anti-Semitic hate crimes

Charles Fain Lehman

Thursday, March 10

10.03

Investigating Aleksandr Dugin and the “soul of Russia” Freddie Sayers speaks to Marlene Laruelle about the far-Right philosopher and Putin's endgame

Flo Read

10.03

Ukraine’s bloody spring will gift the world a hungry winter An impending wheat crisis could push millions into starvation

Aris Roussinos

10.03

The inside story on Putin’s decision to invade A Russian journalist provides key insights into events running up to the invasion

UnHerd Staff

10.03

Putin blows up his own currency  The ruble's value has fallen by 40% since Russia's invasion of Ukraine

Peter Franklin

Wednesday, March 9

09.03

Sorry Sheryl Sandberg, but women do go to war Meta's COO made a bizarre claim on International Women's Day

Katherine Bayford

09.03

Oil and gas sanctions hurt the West more than Russia A rise in price benefits the producer, not the consumer

Philip Pilkington

09.03

Welcome to the Bitcoin golden era The Russian invasion of Ukraine has accelerated a shift towards crypto

Nik Bhatia

09.03

First Germany, now Japan leaves pacifism behind The Ukraine crisis has shattered the country's pacifist consensus

Philip Patrick

09.03

John Bercow was not just a bully, but a failure too His was arguably the worst Speakership in history

Henry Hill