“In foreign affairs, we really have to move to qualified majority voting,” von Der Leyen said. Credit: Getty

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EU President reveals new plan to override rebel states Ursula von der Leyen hints at a fundamental change to the bloc

William Nattrass

In defence of my critic Monisha Rajesh The author has every right to use physical descriptions

Monday, June 20

Hillary Clinton: Battle with Trump is ‘unfinished business’ Is the Democrat angling for a third run?

France has the worst electoral system in the world It is outdated and unreliable

Stanford’s war on relationships threatens us all Social institutions are being systematically dismantled

Mary Harrington

FINA’s trans ruling is a return to common sense Fairness is slowly returning to sport

Calamity for Macron two months after his re-election The French President is staring down the barrel of a hung parliament

Saturday, June 18

The crypto world is imploding Its reputation will likely never recover from this crash

Friday, June 17

Aris Roussinos: Inside the nationalist militia on Ukraine’s frontline UnHerd's Foreign Affairs Editor reports from the Donbas

Was John Hinckley Jr. the first incel shooter? Ronald Reagan's would-be assassin was freed from prison this week

Macron embraces Nietzsche’s civilisational vision The President is seeking to unite the continent against Russia

Trump is the Democrat’s secret weapon The former President is ruining a historic opportunity for the GOP

The folly of Cambridge’s ‘Mutual Respect’ policy Regulating everyday conversation undermines the central purpose of university

Thursday, June 16

Trans polling doesn’t tell the whole story New research about trans equality is misleading

Welcome to the Great Recession 2.0 Brace for a return to Seventies-style stagflation

Marshall Auerback

The UN is powerless to control rogue states Its failure to rein in North Korea lays bare our anarchic global order

Stop pretending to be working-class Britain is still a caste-ridden society, especially in higher education

America’s campus wars come to Cambridge The university is going down a dangerous path

Dear bishops, stop grandstanding on Rwanda They must face scrutiny for their open letter

Wednesday, June 15

Dnipro hipsters are fighting Putin with NFTs Locals are devising new schemes to fund the war effort

Why Hungarians boo taking the knee Central Europeans do not take kindly to lectures on privilege

William Nattrass

The medieval trial of Amber Heard Rumour and gossip have returned to the courtroom

Kristina Murkett

No, Google AI is not sentient Researcher Blake Lemoine got tricked by his own product

Tuesday, June 14

Will a bear market lead to a new financial crisis? The worst is yet to come

Philip Pilkington

Being ‘intersex’ isn’t that common People aren't using the term correctly

Ellen Pasternack

Divided Tories won’t fix the Northern Ireland Protocol Liz Truss is taking on the EU without her party's full support

Did woke parents ignore red flags about Ezra Miller? They claim the actor is controlling their daughter in a 'cult' situation

Mary Harrington

‘Health misinformation’: the latest addition to the Online Safety Bill Labour and the SNP are planning on a new amendment

Monday, June 13

Finally, the US drops Covid test requirements Why did it take so long?

Raffi Keuroglian

New report reveals extent of Chinese CCTV in the UK Silkie Carlo talks to Florence Read about Chinese-run surveillance systems

Jared Polis: The weirdest Democrat in America Colorado's heterodox governor expertly avoids the culture wars

The truth about extending Right to Buy A major deficit in social housing is now Britain's future

Eleanor Jolliffe