Weekend Dispatch

Chicago’s theatre of violence Trump’s crackdown will change nothing

Alexander Nazaryan

Alexander Nazaryan

12 mins

1 Nov

Weekend Profile

Zarah Sultana is a fickle comrade Your Party is a Leftist self-parody

Jonny Ball

Jonny Ball

< 1

1 Nov


weekend essay

A Second Religiosity is dawning But it won’t save Western culture

John Michael Greer

John Michael Greer

11 mins

1 Nov


Weekend Profile

Zarah Sultana is a fickle comrade Your Party is a Leftist self-parody

Jonny Ball

Jonny Ball

< 1

1 Nov


weekend essay

A Second Religiosity is dawning But it won’t save Western culture

John Michael Greer

John Michael Greer

11 mins

1 Nov


Halloween

Do the Irish believe in ghosts? Collective trauma feeds the supernatural

Alexander Poots

Alexander Poots

7 mins

31 Oct


Investigation

Christopher Steele: reputation-mauler for hire Russiagate was just the start

David Rose

David Rose

8 mins

31 Oct

Weekend Profile

Zarah Sultana is a fickle comrade Your Party is a Leftist self-parody

Jonny Ball

Jonny Ball

< 1

1 Nov

weekend essay

A Second Religiosity is dawning But it won’t save Western culture

John Michael Greer

John Michael Greer

11 mins

1 Nov


Halloween

Do the Irish believe in ghosts? Collective trauma feeds the supernatural

Alexander Poots

Alexander Poots

7 mins

31 Oct

review

Californians are the elves of America Immortality is their latest aspiration

Cairo Smith

Cairo Smith

6 mins

30 Oct


Investigation

Christopher Steele: reputation-mauler for hire Russiagate was just the start

David Rose

David Rose

8 mins

31 Oct


Vanity

The violence of facelifts Cosmetic surgery conceals our true selves

Kathleen Stock

Kathleen Stock

5 mins

31 Oct

Elections

Has the Dutch far-Right peaked? Geert Wilders faces a reckoning

Senay Boztas

Senay Boztas

6 mins

29 Oct

US-China

Can Trump make a deal with Xi on Taiwan? The question will define US-China relations

Rana Mitter

Rana Mitter

5 mins

31 Oct


Deindustrialisation

Pittsburgh vs Cleveland: a tale of two Rust Belt cities One thrives while the other despairs

Jeff Bloodworth

Jeff Bloodworth

9 mins

27 Oct

Peace Talks

Trump still can’t resist Putin Russia’s oil wealth beckons

Michal Kranz

Michal Kranz

6 mins

28 Oct

Our Mission

When the herd takes off in one direction, what do you do?
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Mayoral election

New York’s Jews fear a Mamdani win Antisemitism is on the rise

Joel Kotkin

Joel Kotkin

7 mins

30 Oct


Music

Lily Allen’s non-monogamy nightmare The singer has exposed a cult

Sarah Ditum

Sarah Ditum

6 mins

30 Oct

Plutocracy

Elon Musk: Star Trek Stalinist He’s pioneering an age of autocracy

B. Duncan Moench

B. Duncan Moench

8 mins

23 Oct


Culture

Meet China’s postmen poets Working-class literature is deeply subversive

Megan Walsh

Megan Walsh

6 mins

24 Oct

Populism

What the Left can learn from Argentina Populism shouldn’t be sneered at

Thomas Peermohamed Lambert

Thomas Peermohamed Lambert

6 mins

30 Oct

review

Film buffs are Frankenstein’s real monsters Cinema doesn’t need to be serious

Poppy Sowerby

Poppy Sowerby

5 mins

22 Oct

epstein files

Should we believe Virginia Giuffre? Prince Andrew’s accuser was not always reliable

Michael Tracey

Michael Tracey

7 mins

30 Oct


populism

Meet Japan’s Iron Lady Sanae Takaichi is polarising the nation

Christopher Harding

Christopher Harding

5 mins

20 Oct

Television

Nooky, nipples and The Forsytes Period dramas are too smutty

Julie Burchill

Julie Burchill

5 mins

20 Oct


Asia Tour

Can Trump charm President Xi? Personal diplomacy is his strength

Edward Luttwak

Edward Luttwak

6 mins

29 Oct

Patriotism

The Battle of Hastings isn’t over Brits still ache for Anglo-Saxon England

Rosie Gray

Rosie Gray

6 mins

17 Oct

Politics

How Labour lost the Left The Greens are on the rise

Aaron Bastani

Aaron Bastani

6 mins

29 Oct


75 years on

Save Narnia from the woke witch CS Lewis knew that children need to be frightened

Darran Anderson

Darran Anderson

5 mins

16 Oct

Dispatch

What are Britain’s biohackers so afraid of? They crave control in a disordered world

Fin Carter

Fin Carter

5 mins

15 Oct


Review

Bugonia captures American paranoia The film reflects an irrational new world

Frederick Kaufman

Frederick Kaufman

5 mins

29 Oct

dispatch

How Farage seduced Grantham Reform understands Thatcher’s England

Fred Sculthorp

Fred Sculthorp

6 mins

14 Oct

Bureaucracy

Why pen-pushers can’t run prisons Managerial rot has set in

Mary Harrington

Mary Harrington

6 mins

28 Oct


belief system

Why LinkedIn loves Human Design Its gospel is individualism

Alexandra Jones

Alexandra Jones

7 mins

13 Oct

premier league

The triumph of Brexitball Our football style has followed politics

Jonathan Wilson

Jonathan Wilson

7 mins

10 Oct


Satire

Jonathan Swift’s lessons in irony He understood the bigotry of relativism

Terry Eagleton

Terry Eagleton

6 mins

28 Oct

Protests

Trump wants a war with blue cities And Chicago might give him one

Ryan Zickgraf

Ryan Zickgraf

5 mins

10 Oct

Debt

Europe’s Ukraine loan is a bad bet Complex financial schemes only ever defraud

Wolfgang Munchau

Wolfgang Munchau

6 mins

27 Oct


monoculture

The last days of poptimism The new stars are old-school cool

Sam Jennings

Sam Jennings

8 mins

9 Oct

Religion

Christian nationalism’s godless heart The West is more important than faith

Michael Ledger-Lomas

Michael Ledger-Lomas

8 mins

8 Oct


psychology

‘Easy mode’ is corrupting children Checking out is as serious as trauma

Niklas Serning

Niklas Serning

7 mins

28 Oct

flags

Nationalism has claimed the Valleys South Wales has been abandoned by Labour

Brad Evans

Brad Evans

6 mins

7 Oct

weekend essay

Why feminists fell out of love Mankeeping spells the death of intimacy

Matt Feeney

Matt Feeney

10 mins

25 Oct


Review

The humiliation of PG Wodehouse His genius can’t be reduced to IP

Sam Leith

Sam Leith

4 mins

6 Oct

bond markets

It’s still the economy, stupid Labour has a fatal blindspot

James Meadway

James Meadway

5 mins

3 Oct


feminism

Why men hate short hair The crop has always been entangled with politics

Kat Rosenfield

Kat Rosenfield

6 mins

27 Oct

drugs

Why are kids snorting pink cocaine? It’s perfect for the Instagram generation

Max Daly

Max Daly

7 mins

2 Oct

weekend dispatch

Dominic Cummings’ new nerd army Britain’s Young Turks are looking for growth

Wessie du Toit

Wessie du Toit

6 mins

25 Oct


25 years on

Who killed the East End mobster? Gangsterism couldn’t survive globalisation

Dominic Adler

Dominic Adler

5 mins

1 Oct

Philosophy

How Evil is normalised It is not enough to avert one’s eyes

Jacob Howland

Jacob Howland

6 mins

30 Sep


review

Can we still defend the West? Conservatives and progressives are both wrong

Paul Sagar

Paul Sagar

7 mins

27 Oct

Culture

Literary biographies are on life support Who cares about Tennyson today?

Boyd Tonkin

Boyd Tonkin

7 mins

29 Sep

patriotism

Ireland can’t escape Big Daddy Authority is still associated with England

Lucy Sweeney Byrne

Lucy Sweeney Byrne

7 mins

25 Oct


Literature

John Boyne refuses to be cancelled Britain’s literati betrayed him

Julie Bindel

Julie Bindel

5 mins

26 Sep

Middle East

Syria’s future is sectarian Religious minorities feel threatened

Tam Hussein

Tam Hussein

8 mins

25 Sep


New Left

The Green Party’s shallow revolution Polanski will usher in Farageism

Jonny Ball

Jonny Ball

6 mins

24 Oct

Renewables

Donald Trump’s war on wind He is out for revenge

Alexander Nazaryan

Alexander Nazaryan

5 mins

24 Sep