Speaker Lindsay Hoyle makes his voice heard in the Commons on Wednesday.

Feb 22 2024 - 7:00am

Ceasefire vote chaos deepens Labour divisions Keir Starmer is losing control over his party's foreign policy

Wednesday, February 21

News round-up: RFK Jr’s fickle voters, ‘racist’ Google AI & David Irving

Revealed: the Labour voters who’ll decide the next election New research examines a chunk of Britons currently propelling the party to victory

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is a big proponent of the EU's Green Deal. Credit: Getty

A second Ursula von der Leyen term would hurt Europe

Ralph Schoellhammer

Trans cyclist Emily Bridges: ‘elite sport is over for me’ Male athletes are still upset at being excluded from women's competition

Net Zero threatens 40% of UK households — report New research shows that the green energy transition will make the poor poorer

Tuesday, February 20

Protestors outside the Royal Courts of Justice in London. Credit: X

My day with the Julian Assange superfans

Panda La Terriere

News round-up: Irish censorship, work-shy Zoomers & The Resistance

Keir Starmer’s painful road to a ceasefire Labour's Gaza position has changed incrementally in recent months

Canadian Conservatives leader Pierre Poilievre speaks at a party convention last year. Credit: Getty

Are Canada’s Conservatives adopting a MAGA approach to foreign policy?

Bill Browder: We need a Navalny Act The prominent Putin critic has pushed for further sanctions

Latika M. Bourke

Is Sue Gray the new Dominic Cummings? Keir Starmer has had to rein in his Chief of Staff over citizens' assemblies

Monday, February 19

Trump’s Sneaker Con appearance is a challenge to Biden Young voters are up for grabs this year

Nvidia is set to report its quarterly earnings this week

Nvidia: a market bubble waiting to burst

Higher defence spending won’t save Europe Budgetary and industrial constraints are dragging the continent down

Philip Pilkington

New study: trans youth not at elevated risk of suicide Finnish research questions a common assertion about dysphoric young people

Mary Harrington

Sunday, February 18

J.D. Vance: Trump was the best Russia deterrent The senator claimed that the former president was not in 'Putin's pocket'

Biden is losing support from his own side. Andrew Caballero-Reynolds/AFP

Ezra Klein: another Democrat calls for Biden to step down

SNP looks to exploit Gaza tensions at Scottish Labour conference The Israel-Palestine conflict continues to cause Keir Starmer problems

Saturday, February 17

King of the millennials. Credit: Getty

RFK Jr. winning young and ethnic minority support — analysis

Tinder, Hinge and other dating apps face legal reckoning Plaintiffs claim that parent company Match promotes 'addictive' behaviour

Magdalene J. Taylor

Germany weaponises new NGO bill against the Right A bill led by Olaf Scholz implicitly favours progressive causes

Ralph Schoellhammer

Friday, February 16

Alexei Navalny death spurs partisan bickering in US The news evoked fighting over Trump and Ukraine

New research finds three major types of ‘femcel’ frustration An analysis of 24,000 posts is one of the most comprehensive yet

News round-up: Israel poll, Elon Musk & a $50,000 scam

Alexei Navalny dead: a contested legacy Putin's most courageous opponent was not exactly a liberal

Katherine Bayford

Some torches shouldn't be passed. Credit: Getty

If not Kamala Harris, who can replace Joe Biden? — analysis

French Playboy is no mouthpiece for the hard-Right Lifestyle magazines have always been political in La République

By-election results show the power of Reform It's 1997 all over again — but with a twist

Thursday, February 15

Divisive ‘ethnic studies’ spread through US high schools Educators are pushing racially-charged curricula

News round-up: Biden on TikTok, London’s train names & Tucker’s Moscow love-in

Does Putin really ‘prefer Biden to Trump’? Russia's leader is keeping us guessing

Bethany Elliott