Christine Lagarde’s ‘global euro’ is a fantasy De-dollarisation will chiefly benefit decentralised currencies

Labour is right to demand ECHR reform Reliance on foreign judges doesn’t serve British interests

Richard Johnson

Can students be saved from ChatGPT? A new study highlights how AI makes us dumber

Wednesday

18.06

Is Israel’s criticism of Iran consistent?

Von der Leyen’s anti-China turn has been forced by tariffs Her G7 comments reveal the difficulties of a US-EU trade deal

Wolfgang Munchau

New MI6 chief could mend fragile CIA relations Blaise Metreweli must confront a damaged Special Relationship

The case for decriminalising abortion

G7 disarray shows Starmer is no ‘Trump whisperer’ Britain is failing to serve as a bridge between America and Europe

Bethany Elliott

Tuesday

17.06

Will Democratic cities fight Trump’s ICE expansion? Progressives risk looking even more out of touch on immigration

John Swinney has made independence even more remote Scotland’s First Minister is ignoring Holyrood’s financial problems

Iain Macwhirter

Louise Casey: grooming gangs are still active in UK The author of a new audit has attacked establishment complacency

Will Israel-Iran war lead to an oil shock? Market stability may not survive intensified strikes

Ralph Schoellhammer

Trump-Carney G7 meeting has not defused trade fears

Monday

16.06

Grooming gangs report lays bare generational cover-up Baroness Casey’s audit should be a wake-up call for establishment politicians

War with Iran could destroy Trump’s legacy A foreign entanglement would divert funds away from his immigration programme

Jennifer Kavanagh

NS Lyons joins US State Department The author will aid ‘the reformulation of America’s international strategy’

Sabrina Carpenter is a deeply boring sex symbol The pop star’s surrender to the male gaze is far from radical

Increased NHS privatisation is an expensive mistake

Can Labour afford British involvement in Iran? Government spending is already strained without further foreign commitments

Sunday

15.06

AI is killing jobs and fuelling campus radicalism Elite overproduction risks causing a revolution

Are Chinese robots in the West a Trojan horse? A senior US executive has warned that they could harvest sensitive data

Banning Bonnie Blue won’t sanitise OnlyFans

A national grooming gangs inquiry is long overdue Keir Starmer should have acted sooner

Saturday

14.06

Meta chatbot shows why AI privacy is a delusion Security policy can't keep up with development

Darren Jones has revealed Labour’s immigration confusion The Treasury Secretary's false claims show a party with no strategy

The Church of England is suffering from social justice fatigue

Friday

13.06

Is the US facing its own Tavistock moment? One of the country's largest youth gender clinics has shut down

Israeli strikes spark anti-regime sentiment across Iran Sources in the Islamic Republic spoke to UnHerd after the attacks

David Rose and Ali Hamedani

WTA’s egg freezing policy is a win for women Other industries should follow this landmark decision

Will Israel finally topple the Iranian regime?

The Green Party is still in thrall to gender ideology Another gender-critical member has been ousted

Josephine Bartosch

Are Tory MPs really going to defect to Lib Dems over ECHR? Kemi Badenoch should be more concerned with the threat from the Right

Thursday

12.06

Will Israel bomb Iran? Tensions in the Middle East have spiked dramatically in the last 24 hours

NYT trans podcast fails to grapple with detransitioners It turns a blind eye to a growing movement

Lisa Selin Davis

Inside New York City’s anti-ICE protests

Gold’s strength should worry the Fed The metal has overtaken the euro as a reserve currency

Will decriminalising rough sleeping lead to migrant tent cities?

Mary Harrington

Labour spending review is a fiscal fantasy The Chancellor cannot avoid the remorseless logic of austerity politics

Wednesday

11.06

Dominic Cummings: Whitehall is terrified of violence breaking out The Brexit architect warns that the British state is in crisis

Trump’s $1,000 baby accounts won’t help parents

Phoebe Arslanagic-Little

LA protests expose limits of Waymo’s street intelligence This wasn't the first time self-driving cars have been attacked

Will Foreign Office staff resign over Gaza? If they can’t implement policy impartially, then they have a duty to quit

Sizewell C looks like an expensive mistake Ed Miliband’s promise of a ’golden age’ of nuclear investment rings hollow

Labour’s winter fuel U-turn is government by PR stunt

Tuesday

10.06

Democrats are dangerously split over California protests Some progressives within the party would sooner criticise Trump than rioters

Emily Jashinsky

LA riots are descending into ethnic conflict Hispanic identity has become a potent symbol in California

NHS can’t rely on foreign workers forever Cuts to nursing grants will squeeze out British students

Could Thomas Skinner be London’s next mayor?

Another spending review won’t solve Britain’s policing crisis Recruitment and retention numbers are in a death spiral

Monday

09.06

Trump was right to send the National Guard to LA California leaders were failing in their duty to enforce the law

Mark Rutte: Trump broke the Russia-Ukraine deadlock The Nato chief credited the US President for starting a dialogue with Putin

Why men are outspending women on Botox

Concern over mass migration is not extremism Prevent's counter-radicalisation programme is focusing on the wrong issues

Starmer deserves credit for gender-critical EHRC pick Dr Mary-Ann Stephenson's floated appointment is a welcome relief

Sunday

08.06

LA riots reflect failure of progressive leadership

Is Nucleus Genomic rigging the genetic lottery? By selecting for genetic traits, the company risks creating a permanent caste system

Elon Musk is on the path to political exile Spurned by Left and Right, the billionaire has few allies left

Daily Mail’s praise of Kemi Badenoch ignores Tory failures The systemic problems facing the party have not been fixed

Saturday

07.06

Kilmar Abrego Garcia return is a victory for due process The decision is a boon for the President

JD Vance: Elon Musk may not be welcome back

Should Trump nationalise SpaceX and Starlink? The recent feud calls into question the tech mogul's monopoly

Burkas are regressive and misogynistic — but they shouldn’t be banned This is a matter for civil society, not the state

Friday

06.06

Musk’s influence in DC was always overhyped

Emily Jashinsky

Steve Bannon: Elon Musk is a Chinese agent The MAGA high priest claimed the billionaire was a national security risk

Why won’t Kemi Badenoch take a stand on the ECHR? Her immigration speech came across as equivocal

Edmund White was the master chronicler of hidden gay life

Merz’s Washington visit cools EU-US tensions Previous friction over defence spending and free speech was overcome

Chris Reiter and Will Wilkes

Hamilton by-election confirms Reform as major force in Scotland

Iain Macwhirter

Thursday

05.06

Zia Yusuf’s exit shows Reform is not ready to govern His resignation proves the party can’t hold onto talent

NHS mental health hospitals should not let criminals self-ID

Trump’s travel ban risks undermining Iran deal The blanket restrictions on 12 countries could derail his foreign policy goals

Andrew Tate defends Greta Thunberg’s Gaza voyage Manosphere influencer softens his stance on the environmentalist

Rogue circumcision ‘doctors’ are on the rise in Britain

Thames Water exposes Labour’s shallow economic vision Starmer must take on the Kafkaesque mix of public and private companies

Why are judges upholding so many ‘exceptional’ asylum claims? Nearly a third of all cases fall into this controversial category

Is Andrew Cuomo really the best New York City can do?

Wednesday

04.06

MAGA populists have most to lose from Big Beautiful Bill Tax breaks for the wealthy and cuts to Medicaid will hurt the brand

Emily Jashinsky

Should the Tories embrace Net Zero again? James Cleverly has argued that environmentalism can beat Farage

Male attacks on Tinder height feature are hypocritical

‘SkinnyTok’ ban won’t eradicate eating disorders Content moderation is just the tip of a dangerous online iceberg

Kristina Murkett

Criticism of Islam remains uniquely dangerous in Britain Hamit Coskun’s conviction for burning a Quran represents a worrying turn

Jacob Mchangama

Tuesday

03.06

Trump should allow Iran to enrich uranium This concession will, paradoxically, stabilise relations in the Middle East