Klaus Schwab, chairman of WEF, speaks on stage after Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Credit: Getty

23 May 2022 - 2:21pm

Business as usual at Davos — but don’t mention Putin

Will feminists join Christopher Rufo in the gender wars?

Mary Harrington

Why do we keep giving boomers handouts?

Saturday, 21 May

Monkeypox is not the next Covid-19

Friday, 20 May

Dr. Pavel Podvig: How likely is a nuclear war?

Keep out of Congress, Bill de Blasio

Tesla’s golden moment is over

Philip Pilkington

Unlike Sweden, Austria stays neutral

Thursday, 19 May

After 12 long hours, I have been freed from Twitter prison

Nick Clegg is wrong about the metaverse (again)

Are China’s Covid lockdowns a preparation for war?

Tension as Russians fleeing Putin gather in Georgia

Wednesday, 18 May

Beware the terrorism ‘experts’

Can Viktor Orbán’s ‘fight club’ take on the EU?

William Nattrass

Winston Churchill needs better defenders

Madison Cawthorn’s defeat is not the end of ‘America First’

Tuesday, 17 May

Rasmus Paludan: Sweden’s Koran-burning provocateur

Liverpool is not as exceptional as it thinks

Why does Russia hate Britain so much?

Beware millennials, boomers want your blood

Mary Harrington

Monday, 16 May

Why are progressives so afraid of Right-wing comedy?

Michael Sandel: Why the elites don’t deserve their status

Who will topple Boris Johnson?

Humiliating Russia is not good foreign policy

Rumours of Xi Jinping’s demise are exaggerated

Saturday, 14 May

Ukraine summons its folk roots for Eurovision victory

Friday, 13 May

How will Ukraine and Belarus’ first post-Soviet leaders be remembered?

Maximilian Hess

The Squad nowhere to be seen as Ukraine package sails through

The petty backlash to the Street Votes proposal

Will the UK finally score at Eurovision 22?

Why the market crash could be good for crypto

Izabella Kaminska

Thursday, 12 May

Russia declares Sweden and Finland “targets” if they join NATO