05/08/2025 - 11:00am

India strikes are dividing Nato Western nations are torn over how to address the South Asian conflict

Hardeep Singh

07.05

Are Republicans about to cave on Medicaid? A drafted GOP budget proposal includes cuts to the programme

Emily Jashinsky

07.05

Biden’s BBC interview: an outdated vision of US power His latest condemnation of Trump is rooted in an obsolete Cold War mentality

Angus Reilly

07.05

Mr Beast’s new book will turn literature into clickbait

Matthew Gasda

06.05

Mark Carney passes the first Trump test The Canadian PM performed well at the White House, but trouble lies ahead

Michael Cuenco

06.05

Sending more Patriot systems to Ukraine won’t deter Putin

Jennifer Kavanagh

06.05

Artists afraid to speak freely, report finds A new organization has recorded a widespread chilling effect in the culture sector

Max Mitchell

06.05

Is Israel about to take permanent control of Gaza? A newly planned offensive could be the most significant yet

David Swift

05.05

Trump’s film tariffs will backfire on Hollywood He is undercutting a key source of American soft power

Ralph Leonard

05.05

Chinese influence is leaving California dangerously exposed

Joel Kotkin

05.05

Mental Health Awareness Month: a progressive vanity project Twee campaigns neglect those who most need help

Carolyn D. Gorman

04.05

CIA’s China recruitment videos are a gift to Xi Jinping Efforts to tempt CCP officials across only harden Beijing’s view of an existential clash

William Matthews

04.05

Trump isn’t to blame for Australian Liberals’ defeat Peter Dutton led an ineffectual campaign against a weak government

Adam Creighton

04.05

Meta’s AI ‘friends’ will exacerbate loneliness

Kristina Murkett

04.05

Europe is still addicted to Russian fertilizer New figures reveal the hollowness of sanctions

Jack Smith and Susanne Munschenk

03.05

Why has Scotland abandoned its misogyny law? Last month's Supreme Court judgment has forced the SNP to reconsider

Joan Smith

03.05

Has America made peace in Ukraine impossible? US withdrawal from negotiations leaves two irreconcilable sides

Bethany Elliott

02.05

Sweden’s gun crime epidemic is not what it seems Immigrant gang violence obscures a relatively low homicide rate

Malcom Kyeyune

02.05

What falling McDonald’s sales say about the US economy

Oliver Bateman

02.05

The Democrats don’t need Kamala Harris Her re-emergence this week proved she has no coherent strategy

Zaid Jilani

01.05

Trump’s gender medicine review is America’s Cass moment A new government report takes aim at 'junk science'

Lisa Selin Davis

01.05

Mike Waltz’s exit is an ideological move by Trump

Tom Rogan

01.05

Spain’s nuclear retreat will cause more blackouts Pedro Sánchez's policies are shepherding the country into decline

Krzysztof Tyszka-Drozdowski

01.05

Minerals deal is Ukraine’s best chance of peace European leaders are losing interest in the war

Johan Wennström

01.05

Is Robert Sarah too conservative to be the next pope?

Peter Franklin

30.04

Trump’s tax hike tease smashes GOP Overton window Traditional conservatives have been spooked by MAGA plans to target millionaires

Emily Jashinsky

30.04

Supreme Court challenge is a last howl from dying trans activism Organizations such as Stonewall have been roundly defeated on the issue

Josephine Bartosch

29.04

Trump’s order on sanctuary cities is a trap for Democrats Immigration remains a weakness for American progressives

Fred Bauer

29.04

Michael Ignatieff: Mark Carney should do a deal with the Tories

Rob Lownie

29.04

Netanyahu’s ambitions are moving beyond Gaza With Hamas and Hezbollah defeated, Israel is eyeing up regional dominance

David Swift

29.04

Canada’s Liberals can thank Trump for election win Mark Carney has completed his party's dramatic makeover

Yuan Yi Zhu

28.04

Why aren’t British newspapers reviewing Douglas Murray’s book? Despite bestseller status, his account of the Israel-Hamas war is being curiously overlooked

Katie Law