Claudine Gay testifies in Washington, DC last month. Credit: Getty

Jan 3 2024 - 7:00am

Claudine Gay: my part in her downfall

Christopher Brunet

Tuesday, January 2

Don’t blame Elon Musk for the slow death of X The social network's problems began long before the billionaire's arrival

Members of China's military are judged as much on loyalty as ability. Credit: Getty

China is not ready to invade Taiwan (yet)

Could Donald Trump restore order to the Middle East? Joe Biden has failed to bring stability to the region

The stock market rally won’t last Extreme geopolitical volatility in 2024 will dent current optimism

Pope Francis offers the most powerful critique of AI yet The Pontifex warned about the dangers of an overly technocratic society

Monday, January 1

Energy crisis looms as Houthi attacks intensify A US Navy presence in the Red Sea has failed to restore order

Philip Pilkington

Will he be allowed to run in 2024? Credit: Getty

Five ‘grey swan’ possibilities for 2024

Saturday, December 30

The myth of Gen Z’s love for Osama bin Laden Pollsters and reporters are reading too much into a few tongue-in-cheek videos

Friday, December 29

Conservatives are disappearing from the professions It's not just American academia which is turning to the Left

Dutch study: immigration costs state €17 billion per year Generous welfare benefits have created a huge strain on the public purse

Ralph Schoellhammer

Patrick Buisson, major influence on France’s far-Right, dies Nicolas Sarkozy's former advisor brought taboo topics into the mainstream

Thursday, December 28

The WHO is outsourcing decisions to trans activists. Credit: Getty

WHO quietly announces controversial gender guidance

Eliza Mondegreen

UnHerd’s best of 2023 Freddie and Flo reflect on some of our most memorable interviews from this year

Why is the American Right obsessed with UFOs? Everyone from Tucker Carlson to Tyler Cowen is talking about extraterrestrial life

How Iran could wreck the global economy If the Islamic republic joins the war directly, all bets are off

Wednesday, December 27

Will France ever have its MeToo moment? The case of Gérard Depardieu has split the country

Volodymyr Zelenskyy faces a perilous year ahead As the US election approaches, Ukraine's President is battling domestic unrest

Bethany Elliott

Is US military power reaching its limit? The American navy is losing control over the high seas

Philip Pilkington

Tuesday, December 26

The controversial history of Boxing Day The bank holiday once bitterly divided Britons

Monday, December 25

The mysterious power of Christmas Each celebration is freighted with the remembrance of past festivities

Sunday, December 24

John Vervaeke: rituals are rational The cognitive scientist on our crisis of meaning

All I want for Christmas is a rise in birth rates The Church should emphasise the joys of parenthood this year

Saturday, December 23

Tucker Carlson: shadow statesman or David Icke conspiracist? No one can predict what the former Fox News host will say next

Friday, December 22

Why has ketamine become the Gen Z drug? The substance has become a staple of British youth experience

Nippon’s purchase of US Steel is a dangerous move Washington risks exposing its own industrial weakness

More Americans support aid for Ukraine over Israel A new poll finds that sympathy for the Jewish state is declining

Ireland has no right to challenge the Troubles legacy act Former IRA terrorists have been given an easy ride in recent decades

Thursday, December 21

How realistic is another American civil war? An upcoming film imagines the US in a state of emergency

Stop exploiting Brianna Ghey’s murder Activists have blamed the teenager's death on the likes of J.K. Rowling

Black America is turning away from the Democrats Joe Biden has taken the historically loyal voter bloc's support for granted

TikTok is the IDF’s new battleground Israel is trying novel ways to win over international opinion