From Sri Lanka to the Netherlands, Albania to Canada, the masses are stirring. | Continue reading
Its oligarchic, tech-reliant economy cannot survive for much longer. | Continue reading
Jacob Phillips’ Obedience is Freedom offers a vital defence of loyalty and discipline. | Continue reading
HSBC has suspended its most senior risk manager for criticising eco-alarmism. | Continue reading
Pro-choice activists should steer clear of the private residences of Supreme Court justices. | Continue reading
Grace Lavery’s bonkers book shows just how sexist trans thinking has become. | Continue reading
Ceramic artist Claudia Clare has been pushed out of the artworld for expressing her feminist beliefs. | Continue reading
The US and Russia are once again trying to decide the future of Europe. | Continue reading
The rise of trigger warnings is a threat to artistic freedom. | Continue reading
When Cambridge University withdrew his invitation to visit, we knew we had to fight back. | Continue reading
The Old Vic’s alleged cancellation of Gilliam is a dire assault on artistic freedom. | Continue reading
Peter Boghossian on why he resigned from Portland State University. | Continue reading
An academic has been sacked over tweets calling me a ‘house negro’. This is nothing to celebrate. | Continue reading
The double standards of the Big Tech censors are extraordinary. | Continue reading
The Delta variant may have dashed hopes of herd immunity, but we can still live with the virus. | Continue reading
Melbourne has been shut down again over a handful of new Covid cases. | Continue reading
Activists, academics and MPs have fuelled division in the wake of George Floyd’s killing. | Continue reading
Andrew Bridgen MP on the dangers of criminalising offence. | Continue reading
Wealthy 'progressives' are shaping political life through a dense web of interconnected NGOs. | Continue reading
The online culture warriors really are the modern equivalent of the medieval mob. | Continue reading
It has been a global catastrophe. We must never go down this road again. | Continue reading
The hysterical response to Peterson’s latest book is totally disconnected from anything he has actually said. | Continue reading
The beheading of a teacher in France is the barbaric logical conclusion to cancel culture. | Continue reading
Big Tech now treats any opposition to lockdown as misinformation – even if it’s from eminent scientists. | Continue reading
Predictions of mass death never came to pass. It’s now clear we can manage the virus without extreme measures. | Continue reading
Identity politics has revived racial thinking. It's time to move beyond it. | Continue reading
The ritualistic humiliation of white women shows how poisonous identity politics has become. | Continue reading
Dr Malcolm Kendrick on the disastrous response to Covid-19. | Continue reading
Comparing US states shows there is no relationship between lockdowns and lower Covid-19 deaths. | Continue reading
The 21-year-old’s tragic death has not been recorded as due to Covid-19. | Continue reading
The University of Chicago was always a bastion of free speech. But even there, freedom is now under threat. | Continue reading
Two recent ECJ rulings have serious global consequences for internet freedom. | Continue reading
The only problem with democracy is that there is not enough of it. | Continue reading
In the bicentennial of his birth, Ruskin remains out of favour. It’s time to correct that. | Continue reading
Why it has become fashionable not to have children. | Continue reading
Eamon Melaugh on the Battle of the Bogside and the birth of the Troubles. | Continue reading
People can do terrible things when they’re convinced they are on the side of good. | Continue reading
Boomer-bashing doesn’t only insult older people – it hurts young people, too. | Continue reading
The CFA franc is a monetary union that subjugates African states to French economic interests. | Continue reading
In 1950s California, publisher Lawrence Ferlinghetti took on the censors – and won. | Continue reading
A journey into the weirdest and most wonderful of the Channel Islands. | Continue reading
Brunei’s anti-gay brutality didn’t come out of thin air. | Continue reading
It is the fear of the nation state as a democratic force that underpins the neoliberal project. | Continue reading
Adventure stories are out; tales of woe and stress and illness are in. | Continue reading