Olaf Scholz greets Viktor Orbán in Berlin last year. Credit: Getty.
01/24/2023 - 7:00am

Russia realism makes a comeback in Central Europe Untrammelled support for Ukraine is no longer the default position

William Nattrass

Monday, January 23

23.01

What if David Cameron had never promised an EU referendum? A decade on from his pledge, it is worth asking how different Britain would look today

Alan Wager

23.01

Why would South America want a single currency? The fragility of the Eurozone should be a warning for Brazil and Argentina

Peter Franklin

23.01

King Charles must represent the normie centre The coronation ceremony is bound to annoy the culture warriors

Mary Harrington

23.01

Politicians are mysteriously blind to trans activists’ misogyny Public abuse of women is now plain to see, from Glasgow to Westminster

Joan Smith

23.01

Thousands of Russian convicts join the front line in Ukraine The Wagner Group militia is being replenished with freed prisoners

Bethany Elliott

Saturday, January 21

21.01

The UK’s hidden success story: the British Chinese The group has a proven record of academic and economic achievement

Rakib Ehsan

Friday, January 20

20.01

Autism: the latest front in the culture wars Activists across the political spectrum have weaponised the identity

David Swift

20.01

What Bolshevism tells us about the future of wokeism After the revolution, the real terror may be yet to come

Peter Franklin

20.01

Japan downgrades Covid amid vaccine safety concerns The country is one of the most vaccine-sceptical in the world

Philip Patrick

20.01

Transhumanism is already here But the promise of utopia has failed to materialise

Mary Harrington

20.01

Keir Starmer tries to shake off Corbynite baggage at Davos The Labour leader's panel did not go as planned

Richard Johnson

Thursday, January 19

19.01

We are fighting for the preservation of Western civilisation The American thinker lays out his theory for modern anti-racism

Glenn Loury

19.01

Strikers are a welcome change from Just Stop Oil Protest has been wrestled back from the middle classes

Philip Cunliffe

19.01

What’s behind Olaf Scholz’s Ukraine hesitancy? The German Chancellor continues to drag his feet

Ralph Schoellhammer

19.01

Hear me out: Klaus Schwab used to be cool The WEF chairman once gave new and interesting voices a platform

Izabella Kaminska

19.01

Can the West keep arming Ukraine? As the conflict escalates, Zelenskyy's allies face a dilemma

Lucas Webber

Wednesday, January 18

18.01

The Left-wing case for a free speech tsar Arif Ahmed can help students rediscover the core values of higher education

Anvee Bhutani

18.01

The moral grandstanding behind San Francisco’s reparations plan The supposedly progressive city is alienating its black residents

Joel Kotkin

18.01

The forgotten Tory blueprint for the NHS Before the Attlee government of 1945, Henry Willink MP had a plan

Rachel Cairnes

18.01

Henry Kissinger: Why I changed my mind about Ukraine The statesman believes the country should now join NATO

James Billot

Tuesday, January 17

17.01

Matthew B. Crawford: the perpetual state of emergency The philosopher explains why states like to embrace endless crises

UnHerd Staff

17.01

Cold War 2.0 will not be between China and the West A Davos panel offers an incorrect assessment

Philip Pilkington

17.01

I don’t have a Gender Recognition Certificate — and I don’t want one I don't require government-issued paperwork to prove that I am trans

Debbie Hayton

17.01

Peace has become a dirty word in Central Europe Attitudes to the Ukraine war now form a major fault line on the continent

William Nattrass

Monday, January 16

16.01

The Public Order Bill is a danger to protest rights The Government's latest amendment will grant the state far too much power

Mark Johnson

16.01

Emmanuel Todd: World War III has already begun The French historian says that the West is now in an existential conflict

Rob Lownie

16.01

The Davos 2023 agenda lies in ruins The mood at this year’s WEF meeting is rather downbeat

Peter Franklin

16.01

Is Sergei Lavrov looking for a way out? One of Vladimir Putin's most loyal servants appears to be running out of steam

Bethany Elliott

16.01

Why Scotland’s gender reform bill affects the whole UK Rishi Sunak has the power, and justification, to block the bill

Michael Foran

Friday, January 13

13.01

Joe Biden’s hypocrisy will hurt him The President has more in common with Donald Trump than he realises

Seth Moskowitz

13.01

The scientific case against face masks The press is once again promoting a measure proved to be ineffective

Leslie Bienen, Jeanne Noble and Margery Smelkinson