Cutting down GCSEs will coddle children Young people should be challenged in the classroom

Trump deserves blame for Gaza ceasefire breakdown New Israeli strikes have undermined US peace efforts

Christopher McCallion

Why is the EU funding the gender lobby?

Josephine Bartosch

Trump-Putin call is a positive step towards peace Moscow has signalled an openness to making concessions

Tuesday

18.03

Gavin Newsom: Steve Bannon reminds me of Bernie Sanders The California Governor drew the unexpected parallel on his podcast

Houthi strikes are dividing the MAGA Right Jacksonians and restrainers are vying for ideological supremacy

Trump is losing control of the market narrative

Philip Pilkington

Labour will never clear Britain’s asylum backlog Appeals have grown by 500% in the last three years

Reform-Tory alliance would be dead on arrival A reported plot between Nigel Farage and Dominic Cummings is wishful thinking

Monday

17.03

Did The White Lotus challenge the trans narrative on autogynephilia? The hit show may have shifted the Overton window

Lisa Selin Davis

Don’t expect Trump to give Derek Chauvin a pardon

Decolonising Shakespeare isn’t subversive Great art should not be contorted to justify a worldview

New York Times changes its tune on lab-leak theory The newspaper's pivot is a sign of shifting Sino-American relations

Mary Harrington

Keir Starmer’s welfare U-turn would be a fatal error He risks providing ammunition for his political enemies

Macron’s Ukraine peacekeepers idea will inflame tensions

Bethany Elliott

Sunday

16.03

Trump’s travel ban is a challenge to the liberal order New prohibitions on foreign states could backfire

Daniel McCarthy

Labour has no answer to UK’s teacher shortage Keir Starmer's recruitment plans are woefully insufficient

Kristina Murkett

BBC Arabic is ducking scrutiny over anti-Israel bias Corporation bosses are marking their own homework

Saturday

15.03

Will Palestinian refugees be moved to Africa?

UK Government hushes up its Apple data grab New legislation would require the tech giant to let authorities spy on users

Rebecca Vincent

Collapsing Russian oil industry may force Putin’s hand Gazprom's financial troubles will impact a prospective ceasefire

Ralph Schoellhammer

Friday

14.03

Risk-averse Democrats shouldn’t shy away from a shutdown The party needs to find a way to energise the base

Emily Jashinsky

AfD politician hosts UK ethnonationalist party at Bundestag

Keir Starmer’s benefits cut will fuel populist challengers Both the party's Left and Reform UK now have a new attack line

Will Trump push back on Putin’s ceasefire demands? Concessions to Russia don't serve American interests

Jennifer Kavanagh

NHS England abolition is long overdue Labour is doing what the Tories should have done years ago

Thursday

13.03

Leaderless Democrats still lack a coherent message

Michael Baharaeen

Southport-style attacks don’t need a new terrorism definition Ideological violence must be kept distinct from other varieties

German Left is holding Friedrich Merz to ransom Green politicians are refusing to approve the incoming government's borrowing plan

Is Labour really taking on the Deep State? Keir Starmer's Civil Service reforms are infected with Blairite technobabble

Rupert Lowe would be unwise to join the Tories

Nicola Sturgeon’s exit marks the end of SNP progressivism Her ideology alienated many nationalists

Wednesday

12.03

MAGA should embrace Thomas Massie Republicans need dissenting voices within the party

Emily Jashinsky

Stock market chaos is scaring off swing voters Trump's election platform of fiscal competence appears shaky

Five years on, the Guardian is still defending lockdowns

Ukraine ceasefire is in Putin’s interest Trump has given the Kremlin an opportunity to play peacemaker

Bethany Elliott

Will Rupert Lowe break up Reform UK? A Right-wing splinter group would be a threat to Nigel Farage

Tuesday

11.03

X cyberattack won’t be the last State-tier malware is now a key part of modern conflict

Does the Online Right have an antisemitism problem?

Park MacDougald

Don’t blame Trumponomics for US stock slump The President's policies are the trigger but not the cause

Wolfgang Munchau

Liberals should be outraged by Cǎlin Georgescu’s election ban Romanian Leftists — and Brussels — are giving Putin ammunition

Yanis Varoufakis

How foreign violence drives UK sex crimes New data shows immigrants are convicted of nearly a quarter of offences

Monday

10.03

Trump is turning pro-Palestine activists into martyrs

Donald Trump: the new father of Canadian independence The US president's tariff threats could lead to economic separation

Marshall Auerback

The NHS can survive without mass immigration Britain is unnecessarily reliant on foreign healthcare workers

Does Ahmed al-Sharaa control Syria? Like Assad, he cannot tame the country's heavily-armed periphery

Wes Streeting should reject NHS puberty blocker trial His silence will condemn vulnerable children to further harmful interventions

Josephine Bartosch

Can Mark Carney cling on to power?

Ukraine considers survival without Starlink The country's position is not as precarious as some suggest

Sunday

09.03

Is Trump’s anti-DEI pushback going too far? Ignoring crucial freedoms could undermine the cause

Western eyes on al-Sharaa as violence returns to Syria

David Patrikarakos

Reform UK melodrama is a gift to the Tories The Farage-Lowe spat is undoing the party's successes

Saturday

08.03

Is Columbia University caving to the Trump administration?

China is playing Trump at his own game Beijing is ready for a trade war — but what about a military one?

In defence of artificial wombs Our relationship with technology should not be guided by the 'ick' factor

Phoebe Arslanagic-Little

Friday

07.03

Why is Joe Rogan interviewing conspiracists like Ian Carroll?

Reform UK’s Rupert Lowe under investigation for bullying The MP has been accused of 'serious' workplace misconduct by his own party

Is Trump plotting regime change in Ukraine? A more pliant leader may suit the new administration

Gavin Newsom’s trans U-turn makes him 2028 Democratic frontrunner By disavowing his progressive past, the California Governor is playing a shrewd game

Nigel Farage is holding back Reform UK

Germany’s economic comeback is not guaranteed Friedrich Merz's defence spending plan could provoke inflation

Ralph Schoellhammer

Thursday

06.03

US Supreme Court is waging a futile battle against Trump

Will Labour quash two-tier sentencing plans? New guidelines could give ethnic minorities lighter sentences

Reform UK voters’ approval of Donald Trump nosedives New polling shows the party leadership is out of step with supporters

How does Kemi Badenoch solve her Jenrick problem?

EU’s €150 billion defence plan won’t make up for US exit Brussels is still reliant on American leadership

Wednesday

05.03

US intelligence loss could hamper Ukraine’s battlefield progress Forces had until now significantly slowed Russian advances

Bethany Elliott

Trump’s college funding threat puts free speech at risk

Greg Lukianoff and Adam Goldstein

Ukraine is not a winning issue for Reform UK Voters will be turned off by the lack of a clear party line

Democrats’ protest falls flat at Trump Congress speech The party of opposition has not worked out how to oppose

Emily Jashinsky

Can Ukraine salvage Macron’s legacy? A bromance with Starmer has compensated for his unpopularity in France

Anne-Elisabeth Moutet

Tuesday

04.03

Trump’s Mexican border crackdown is working

Will the NHS outsource assisted dying? Kim Leadbeater's bill has taken a dystopian turn

It’s not just tariffs causing Nvidia’s price drop The AI company had already been hit by the rise of DeepSeek

Philip Pilkington

Anora’s Mikey Madison is wrong to sanitise prostitution

JD Vance escalates pressure on Zelensky in new interview American foreign policy is undergoing its own Zeitenwende

Monday

03.03

Trump’s crypto reserve could create a market bubble A digital gold rush may leave the US economy exposed

Rachel Reeves has no answer to UK’s struggling economy

Why are Democrats staying quiet on Trump-Zelensky clash? Sensing a shift in the public mood, the party leadership has been notably reserved

Israel’s aid block threatens precarious Gaza ceasefire Netanyahu and Hamas are both refusing to budge

UK politicians are virtue signalling about Trump — again Sadiq Khan's curry offer to the President is a hollow gesture

Sunday

02.03

Europe struggles for relevance at Starmer’s London summit