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19 Mar 2026 - 7:00am
Iran war could cripple the Japanese economy
Sanae Takaichi must navigate Trump’s demands while shielding an import-dependent model
Philip Patrick
Wednesday
18.03
18.03
Tulsi Gabbard is losing influence in the White House
Tom Rogan
18.03
Democrats have no clear message on Iran
Party leaders are failing to capitalise on popular opposition to the war
Emily Jashinsky
18.03
Don’t try to ‘stop the spread’ of meningitis. Vaccinate.
Sunetra Gupta
18.03
Rachel Reeves is committing to a broken economic model
Her Mais Lecture failed to acknowledge Britain’s real obstacles to growth
Andrew O'Brien
Tuesday
17.03
17.03
Does Marc Andreessen have a soul?
Silicon Valley’s dismissal of introspection reveals a deeper truth
Andrew Orlowski
17.03
Len Deighton: prophet of Britain’s new corrupt age
The late novelist was a dogged opponent of the country’s elite
Henry Jeffreys
17.03
The Right’s podcast civil war borrows from the Bernie Bros
Oliver Bateman
17.03
Does Peter Thiel think Pope Leo is the Antichrist?
AI regulation has become a new theological battleground
Samuel Rubinstein
17.03
Iran war has exposed Nato’s fatal divisions
Trump’s anger at supposed allies provides an opening for enemies
William Nattrass
Monday
16.03
16.03
Niagara Falls lights up for Long Covid Awareness Day
The waterfalls are frequently illuminated to recognise medical conditions
UnHerd Staff
16.03
Censoring Iran war news sets a dangerous precedent
Aaron Terr
16.03
Poll: over half of young men not ready for a relationship
New data has highlighted Generation Z’s fear of rejection
Archie Earle
16.03
Russia’s internet shutdown could boost anti-Putin dissent
Kremlin paranoia will alienate citizens and soldiers alike
Bethany Elliott
16.03
The NHS cannot cure Britain’s anxiety epidemic
Social isolation is not a medical issue
Josephine Bartosch
Sunday
15.03
15.03
Jürgen Habermas: the last great defender of Enlightenment reason
The philosopher saw that public life would become atomised
Ralph Leonard
15.03
Iran war is edging towards American troop deployment
Tom Rogan
15.03
Arctic is pushing Canada and America into a strategic split
Mark Carney’s defence investment shows Ottawa is preparing for life without the US
Michael Cuenco
15.03
Will France’s local elections foreshadow the 2027 presidential race?
This month’s results will have national — and continental — implications
Anne-Elisabeth Moutet
Saturday
14.03
14.03
Meta is building a fake social network
A platform for bots marks a new stage in the internet’s evolution
Katherine Dee
14.03
Why are Islamists praising Nick Griffin?
Inaya Folarin Iman
14.03
Poll: majority of Britons think World War III likely in next decade
New data also points to declining faith in the country’s military
Rob Lownie
Friday
13.03
13.03
White House memes are a rebuke to ‘West Wing’ worldview
Traditional moral messaging has been replaced by viral displays of strength
Mary Harrington
13.03
Trump’s oil sanctions pause is a gift to Russia
Flexible punishment does little to deter enemies
Maximilian Hess
13.03
Hillary Clinton launches Epstein deposition merchandise
Archie Earle
13.03
Poll: Reform UK is most popular party among gay and bisexual men
New data suggests Farage’s outfit has opened up a clear lead over its rivals
Rob Lownie
13.03
Palestine Action responsible for 92% of UK terror arrests
Archie Earle
Thursday
12.03
12.03
Why oil shocks strike at the heart of America’s car culture
Gas prices could be a losing issue for Trump
Daniel Kalder
12.03
Jake Paul is the true heir to Trump
The YouTuber-turned-boxer embodies MAGA culture better than anyone else
Oliver Bateman
12.03
JD Vance knows Iran will haunt 2028
His silence on the conflict could be a prudent strategy
Sohrab Ahmari
12.03
Iran war has given Putin leverage over Trump
Jennifer Kavanagh
12.03
New UK banknotes flatten our national history
Replacing Winston Churchill with a hedgehog is another blow to British identity
Niall Gooch
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