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02/26/2022 - 5:21pm

Europe faces a dilemma over the Ukrainian refugee crisis So far only eastern European countries have pledged their support

William Nattrass

Friday, February 25

25.02

Ketanji Brown Jackson wasn’t chosen on merit alone The President announced his Supreme Court pick with no mention of some selection criteria

Park MacDougald

25.02

San Francisco parents: How we took back control of our schools Flo Read meets the mothers and fathers who led a historic school board recall

Flo Read

25.02

Ukraine does not need to be ‘de-Nazified’ The smear is an oft-cited part of Vladimir Putin’s playbook

Isabel Sawkins

25.02

The French Right still hasn’t found a winner Marine Le Pen, Éric Zemmour and Valérie Pécresse are all slumping

UnHerd Staff

25.02

Konstantin Kisin: Did the alternative media get Ukraine wrong? Freddie Sayers talks to the YouTube host about biases in both directions

UnHerd Staff

25.02

Why is Ukrainian State Twitter waging a meme war? The country's official account appears to be targeting a western audience

Katherine Dee

25.02

Watch out for the Covid to Ukraine expert pivot Members of the pandemic commentariat are trying to reinvent themselves

Amy Jones

Thursday, February 24

24.02

Shock and despair at London’s Ukraine protest It was supposed to be a demonstration, but it looked like a vigil


24.02

Putin’s speech reveals a dangerous and distorted worldview This is no longer a man the West can do business with

Katja Hoyer

24.02

Don’t blame the Ukraine crisis on NATO enlargement Historically, Russia has provoked European countries into joining

Peter Franklin

24.02

Parents are right to be terrified of the metaverse The platform is already being used by perverts and sexual predators

Kristina Murkett

Wednesday, February 23

23.02

Another major slip-up at The New York Times The Trojan Horse Affair podcast is littered with errors and distortions

Ashley Rindsberg

23.02

Give Emmanuel Macron a break His attempts to win over Putin have been ridiculed — but at least he tried

Anne-Elisabeth Moutet

23.02

The Ukraine crisis proves Bitcoin is not a safe haven The cryptocurrency has had a torrid time in 2022

Greg Barker

23.02

Sanctions won’t hurt Russia They didn't work in 2014 — and they won't now

Philip Pilkington

Tuesday, February 22

22.02

Joe Biden is making the housing crisis worse His administration is squeezing Americans out of the property market

Joel Kotkin

22.02

If they can identify Q, they can identify you… Forensic linguistics are chipping away at internet anonymity

Gavin Haynes

22.02

Was Grace Lavery silenced by her own community? She pulled out of an UnHerd event after pressure from fellow trans activists

Freddie Sayers

22.02

In defence of the Gatsby house Building a stately home is a constructive way for the rich to spend their money

Peter Franklin

Monday, February 21

21.02

Ignore the doomerists — we need to learn to live with Covid The outcry at the PM's decision has come from familiar quarters

Amy Jones

21.02

I worry about the Finlandisation of America I see troubling parallels between my native country in the Seventies and America

Jukka Savolainen

21.02

Bill Gates wants you to eat artificial meat The green revolution is coming — for everyone except the billionaires

Mary Harrington

21.02

Shock poll rocks Spanish politics Vox is now the second most popular party in Spain

Peter Franklin

Friday, February 18

18.02

How the Charter of Rights let Canada down The document has reduced our definition of freedom to box ticking

Yuan Yi Zhu

18.02

The New York Times erases JK Rowling The Grey Lady wants readers to 'imagine Harry Potter without its Creator'

Peter Franklin

18.02

Virginia Woolf predicted her own cancellation The novelist is the latest addition to the 'racism list'


18.02

Rules for politics in the classroom don’t go far enough Nadhim Zahawi's attempt to reduce partisan teaching is full of holes

Eric Kaufmann

18.02

Apple is cheering on the new normal Endless health data won't help us move on from Covid

Timandra Harkness

Thursday, February 17

17.02

The ECJ ruling is a political attack on Hungary and Poland These countries are being targeted for their social conservatism — not corruption

William Nattrass

17.02

Dear EU leaders, Africa has bigger problems than Covid The relentless push to vaccinate the continent won't help Africans

Samuel Adu-Gyamfi

17.02

The start of a counter-revolution in San Francisco The ousting of the city's woke school board is a sign of things to come

Joel Kotkin