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October 22, 2025

Louvre heist blame game ignores France’s decline The museum has boosted its budget without improving security

Francois Valentin
22.10

Wikipedia’s falling traffic is an opening for new platforms Users are losing trust in the online resource

Ashley Rindsberg
22.10

Is King Charles overstating social media’s role in Manchester attack? Online radicalisation is not the primary reason for jihadi violence

Simon Cottee
Tuesday
21.10
21.10

Zohran Mamdani is a neoliberal, not a socialist

Michael Lind
21.10

Trans ID decline points to social contagion New research links changing trends in gender identity to age and cultural pressures

Lisa Selin Davis
21.10

Burqa ban would only harden Britain’s religious divisions Robert Jenrick mistakes a symptom of Islamic radicalism for a cause

Chris Bayliss
21.10

AWS outage exposes fragility of our ‘smart tech’ The cloud’s brief collapse revealed major systemic risks

Mary Harrington
21.10

Scrapping NCHIs is not the end of the thought police Officers are still wasting time on enforcing social orthodoxies

Josephine Bartosch
21.10

Surging membership turns Greens into counter-populist power

Peter Franklin
Monday
20.10
20.10

Democrats’ anti-Trump strategy is running out of road Voters are tuning out the party’s constant attacks on the President

Michael Baharaeen
20.10

Antidepressant craze won’t cure Gen Z sadness Happy pills have been recast as a cool lifestyle accessory

Kristina Murkett
20.10

Israel-Hamas clashes will not break the ceasefire Both sides will tolerate low levels of violence

David Swift
20.10

No Kings protests can’t overlook workers

Ben Burgis
20.10

Met investigation could be a reckoning for Prince Andrew Officers won’t accept being thrown under a bus for such a discredited figure

Dominic Adler
Sunday
19.10
19.10

US Tomahawk refusal protects Ukraine from false hope This week’s diplomacy dealt a firm blow to magical thinking

Jennifer Kavanagh
19.10

Trump’s India strategy is a gift to China New Delhi denied the US President’s claims that it had stopped buying Russian oil

Kapil Komireddi
19.10

Who will survive the AI crash? Only a handful of companies will last

Gavin Haynes
19.10

Prince Andrew’s title surrender reveals a ruthless Firm

Niall Gooch
Saturday
18.10
18.10

After the Hunt is not an ‘anti-woke’ film Luca Guadagnino’s new project portrays both Left and Right as hollow virtue-signallers

Ryan Zickgraf
18.10

Labour MP: the establishment parties have no connection to electorate Graham Stringer today argued that the political class has failed

Rob Lownie
18.10

Tinkering with Motability won’t satisfy the bond markets

Tom Jones
18.10

Chinese spying scandal is the end of old-school espionage In the age of AI, in-person snooping will become a thing of the past

Bethany Elliott
Friday
17.10
17.10

ICE raids are pushing both parties to the extreme Democrats and Republicans are leaning too hard into performative politics

Emily Jashinsky
17.10

Why Anglofuturism has gone mainstream

Tom Ough
17.10

BBC’s obsession with ‘relevance’ is killing great history TV Politicisation deprives the public of accessible but intelligent content

Dan Jackson
17.10

Palestine protesters disrupt LSE sexual violence event Rape denial is a travesty of the universal ideals of feminism

Joan Smith
17.10

Maccabi Tel Aviv ban is a failure of multiculturalism MPs should not be cheering the exclusion of Israeli football fans

Jide Ehizele
17.10

Major new poll puts anti-AfD firewall in peril

Peter Franklin
Thursday
16.10
16.10

Trump’s Venezuela plot will cause another border crisis He risks making the same mistakes as Joe Biden

Branko Marcetic
16.10

Britain needs new taxes — but not on the wealthy Rachel Reeves can take inspiration from the last Tory government

Andrew O'Brien
16.10

In Gaza, we are now at the mercy of gang warfare

Hasan Jber
16.10

Is female vanity behind the birth-rate crisis? Today’s image-conscious culture is shaping decisions around family and fertility

Victoria Smith