January 5, 2026

UK’s largest teaching union is attempting a power grab The NEU’s push for industrial action will ruin children’s education

David James

05.01

Jordan Bardella’s foreign policy plan is a guide for Europe He has responded to the Venezuela operation by reaffirming French sovereignty

Peter Franklin

04.01

Trump is unprepared for coming Venezuela chaos The capture of Maduro inches the world closer to a geopolitical Wild West

Ben Burgis

04.01

Is Reddit the future of social media?

Kristina Murkett

04.01

Labour’s reset should not involve closer EU ties Party strategists are increasingly out of step with voters

Richard Johnson

04.01

Google AI’s health advice is undermining doctors Unproven claims are putting patients at risk

Margaret McCartney

03.01

Why MAGA supports the capture of Nicolás Maduro Donald Trump’s actions are in line with America’s foreign-policy traditions

Sohrab Ahmari

03.01

Emmanuel Macron prepares for life as a lame duck

Francois Valentin

03.01

Rachel Reeves’s ‘stability’ obsession is hurting UK investment Both the public and private sectors are suffering from Labour’s caution

Andrew O'Brien

02.01

Zohran Mamdani doesn’t understand the problem with collectivism New York’s new mayor is using the wrong political language

Sohrab Ahmari

02.01

Non-consensual Grok deepfakes endanger women Users asking AI to undress female images shows a disdain for boundaries

Victoria Smith

02.01

Is a Ukraine-Russia peace deal really ‘90% ready’?

Bethany Elliott

01.01

Will 2026 spell the end of gender ideology? According to a medical expert, the ‘breakthrough point’ hasn't yet been reached

Lisa Selin Davis

01.01

Why the Democrats are more united than Republicans While appearing rudderless, the Left is more unified than a fractious GOP

Michael Lind

01.01

Can Nigel Farage capture London?

Gabriel McKeown

31.12

Is MrBeast the last YouTube superstar? Human creators are being edged out by AI slop

Oliver Bateman

31.12

Mass immigration is fuelling rise of UK ethnic nationalism

Rakib Ehsan

31.12

Islamist terrorism is killing New Year’s Eve celebrations Events are being called off around the world because of security fears

Limor Simhony Philpott

30.12

Shabana Mahmood’s visa ban threat is overdue

Henry Hill

30.12

US support for Israel won’t last forever MAGA stalwarts are growing suspicious of foreign intervention

Patrick Hess

30.12

Dominic Cummings: later lockdowns were ‘unnecessary’ The former No. 10 adviser blamed poor planning for the UK’s pandemic failures

UnHerd Staff

29.12

Corporate bankruptcies point to unbalanced US economy AI is soaring as traditional sectors decline

John Rapley

29.12

Brigitte Bardot symbolised France’s uneasy liberation

Anne-Elisabeth Moutet

29.12

Zelensky-Trump meeting produced no winners Peace in Ukraine appears barely closer than a year ago

Jennifer Kavanagh

28.12

Coalition politics betrays British democracy Voters deserve better than backroom electoral pacts

Peter Franklin

28.12

The BBC no longer holds the nation’s attention Abysmal Christmas viewing figures are a sign of things to come

Niall Gooch

27.12

Will there ever be another Seymour Hersh?

Ben Burgis

27.12

Why France’s farmers are leaning into conspiracies Distrust of elites has led to a war over foreign beef

Olly Haynes

27.12

Wikipedia editors are quietly secularising religion A small group of curators are recasting faith through a narrow academic lens

Ashley Rindsberg

26.12

US strikes in Nigeria will not turn tide against Isis

Kyle Orton

26.12

Could this be the final Boxing Day hunt? Scarlet coats and baying hounds may soon be a memory of the countryside

Yuan Yi Zhu

25.12

Christmas is a time for mysticism Non-believers can still find deeper meaning in the festival

Francis Young