Normalisation of ties with Israel remain a sticking point for several countries in the Middle East. Credit: Getty

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Trump’s push to expand Abraham Accords is delusional

Farage’s feud with Elon Musk is dividing the Right The billionaire’s support for Restore Britain could impact the Makerfield by-election

Samuel Rubinstein

Monday, May 25

SpaceX IPO will bolster America’s tech supremacy The US sees another opportunity for industrial expansion

'Any public betrayal would further damage Moscow’s reputation as a reliable patron of client states.' Credit: Getty

Fraying Russia-Iran ties were inevitable

Bethany Elliott

Sunday, May 24

It is absurd to condemn Charles Dickens as racist Placing modern moral expectations on Victorian writers is a fool’s game

Why are so many MPs suffering from burnout? Carla Denyer is taking several weeks away from Parliament due to stress

Adam James Pollock

BBC needs more than a ‘sat nav’ to root out bias New DG Matt Brittin is seeking to restore editorial rigor to the corporation

Saturday, May 23

Was Tulsi Gabbard the last America First believer in the White House? Credit: Getty

Tulsi Gabbard resignation marks the end of America First foreign policy

Trans report shows how far Amnesty UK has fallen The charity once encouraged women to find their voice — now it wants to silence them

Friday, May 22

Trump’s Castro indictment will turn screws on Cuban regime Havana faces increasing political, economic, and potentially coercive pressure

'There is now an urge in the conspiracist’s mind to turn over every premise and inspect it for evidence of falsity.' Credit: Candace Owens/YouTube

Hunter Biden and Candace Owens are united by grievance politics

Stephen Colbert represented the worst of establishment liberalism His final CBS show highlighted his political impotence

David Masciotra

Looming Israeli election may spell the end for Netanyahu He has doubled down on unpopular domestic policies

Thursday, May 21

DNC autopsy is an embarrassing blame game Democrats are still in denial about why they lost in 2024

Emily Jashinsky

‘The headline fall in net migration is therefore less about a surge in departures than a slowdown in arrivals.’ Credit: Getty

UK net migration drop has only just begun

‘Teen takeovers’ reflect breakdown of adult authority Abuse and neglect at home are major drivers of youth disorder

Santiago Vidal Calvo

UK’s easing of Russian oil sanctions was unavoidable The Iran war has limited our market options

Wednesday, May 20

Sally Rooney has been a vocal critic of Israel in the past. Credit: Getty

Pro-Palestine activists turn on Sally Rooney

Making Washington DC beautiful shouldn't be political Trump has brought Meridian Hill Park back to life

Nicholas Boys Smith

The cost of loyalty. Credit: John Cornyn/X

Trump’s betrayal of John Cornyn may haunt the GOP

Germany’s centrists are driving the rise of the AfD The party is growing as its rivals refuse to budge on immigration

Married at First Sight scandal should be the end of reality TV Staging domestic abuse as primetime entertainment is grotesque

Mary Harrington

Tuesday, May 19

The Old Man and the Sea — colourised. Credit: Getty

Decline of ‘dad books’ is a crisis of cultural inheritance

Are smartphones really to blame for declining birth rates? A viral graph paints a misleading picture of the data

Deborah Cohen and Peter Tennant

Is the future of American progressivism in safe hands? Credit: Getty

AOC is no Bernie Sanders

Michael Baharaeen

Prince William’s Duchy of Cornwall sale harms the monarchy Royals should be careful not to lean too heavily into activism

Jordan Bardella eases Europe’s fears about the French Right The RN wants friendly relations with Brussels

Francois Valentin

Monday, May 18

Matt Walsh is promoting junk Civil Rights history The Daily Wire is trying too hard to cling on to its audience

Aipac may defeat Thomas Massie, but it has lost GOP war Kentucky’s seven-term Congressman has driven criticism of the pro-Israel lobby group

First US detransition clinic risks becoming a political tool Trump’s support could damage bipartisan cooperation

Lisa Selin Davis

Sandra Hüller has suggested that she feels guilt about being German every day due to her country's past. Credit: Getty

Sandra Hüller is wrong about German guilt

Labour cannot escape Britain’s debt spiral The party has a knack for making economic promises it can’t fulfill