Experts believe the likelihood of a conflict erupting in Taiwan is rising. Credit: Getty

5 Mar 2021 - 4:18pm

The world’s dangerous dependency on Taiwan

Robots: the new Republican dividing line

Mark Drakeford’s unworkable vision for the Union

No, social media is not as bad as heroin

Thursday, 4 March

In defence of England’s ’empty churches’

Jonathan Glancey

The moral bankruptcy of cancel culture

Become a member of UnHerd!

Freddie Sayers & Sally Chatterton

Another career sacrificed on the altar of progressive opinion

One last heave for the QAnoners…

Lord Sumption: civil disobedience has begun

Wednesday, 3 March

Is Netflix behind the Covid baby bust?

Treasury North: campus or colonial outpost?

What now for Viktor Orbán’s Fidesz party?

Alexander Faludy

A national newspaper gives a pulpit to a bloodstained dictator

Tuesday, 2 March

Why is the NYT perpetuating myths about trans life in Britain?

Cambridge University’s cosy relationship with China Today's revelations are only the latest in a long line of links with the CCP

What’s spooking Rishi?

Monday, 1 March

Blood on the virtual street at Clubhouse

Mary Harrington

Boris should make St. David’s Day a national holiday

Theo Davies-Lewis

Why Tories should welcome the new Scottish Labour leader

Sunday, 28 February

Headmaster: I refuse to make pupils wear masks in class

Friday, 26 February

Mark Carney has some explaining to do

LGBT: an elegy for the L and G

Rapper Loki: Class, not identity, should drive politics

Paying for housework is not a victory for feminism

Mary Harrington

Thursday, 25 February

What’s a high-status meme worth?

A second helping of Eat Out to Help Out? Don’t make me sick!

The new leader of the international liberal order

The Today Programme’s glowing report on Xi Jinping

How much real opposition is there left in Russia?

Wednesday, 24 February

Cameron and Blair united against extremism? What could go wrong?

The Myth of the ‘Black Community’