UnHerd Daily

In today's episode, Christopher de Bellaigue writes about how the world’s most successful politician has never fought clean, in an UnHerd article called Will Erdoğan survive Turkey’s earthquake?

In today's episode, Thomas Fazi writes about how never-ending escalation will result in catastrophe, in an UnHerd article called We are already at war with Russia.

In today's episode, Tom McTague writes about how the party can capitalise on Tory failure, in an UnHerd article called Labour is winning the Brexit revolution.

In today's episode, Tom Chodor writes about how Jacinda Ardern's progressive global branding veiled political failure, in an UnHerd article called What was the point of Jacinda Ardern?

In today's episode, Philip Patrick writes about the Ukraine war and how it has been a powerful catalyst, in an UnHerd article called Japanese pacifism is dead.

In today's episode, Pratinav Anil writes about how anti-imperialists need to be honest about their idols, in an UnHerd article called Gandhi hasn’t aged well.

In today's episode, David Samuels writes about if American Jews should let go of the Holocaust, in an UnHerd article called Maus and the repressive power of Jewish trauma.

In today's episode, Kathleen Stock writes about how not all imaginative immersion is evil, in an UnHerd article called In defence of deepfakes.

In today's episode, John Lichfield writes about how the petulant nation is resistant to pension reform, in an UnHerd article called Is Macron ready for a street fight?

In today's episode, Dominic Sandbrook writes about how people and politics have been distorted by 50 years of trauma, in an UnHerd article called Vietnam still haunts America.

In today's episode, Ruy Teixeira writes about the Democrats and how they still suffer from their 'Fox News Fallacy', in an UnHerd article called Joe Biden's false optimism.

In today's episode Dr Paul Morland writes about China's demographic crisis and how it will be repeated across the world, in an UnHerd analytical articles titled The cost of China's zero-child policy.

In today's opinion piece, Thomas Fazi writes about how the WEF is insulating policy-making from democracy, in an UnHerd articles titled How the Davos elite took back control.

In today's episode Thomas Fazi writes about how nuclear energy should be utilized in the West and our irrational fear is costing lives, in an UnHerd essay titled Why the West should go nuclear.

In today's episode, Justin E. H. Smith writes about how genius can appear in the silliest of places, in an UnHerd essay titled The philistine war on AI art.

In today's Weekend Dispatch, David Patrikarakos writes about his time in a Ukrainian trench and how as darkness falls, the bombardment begins, in an UnHerd exclusive titled New Year in a Ukrainian trench.

In today's episode, Thomas Fazi and Toby Green discuss how new travel restrictions prove we've learnt nothing, in an UnHerd essay titled Why is the West locking down China?

In today's Christmas Special episode, David Lloyd Dusenbury writes about Jesus's historical life and how he has never been transparent, in an UnHerd Christmas Essay titled How political was Jesus?

In today's episode Aris Roussinos writes about online conflict and how it is fundamentally unresolvable, in an UnHerd essay titled Who will rule Twitter next?

In today's episode, Thomas Fazi writes about Qatargate and how it is merely the tip of the iceberg, in an UnHerd analytical essay titled How lobbyists captured the EU.

In today's episode, David Patrikarakos writes about how back home, the exodus has taken a surreal form, in an UnHerd article titled Welcome to Albania’s Little London.

In today's episode, Thomas Fazi writes that EU leaders are reconsidering their approach to Russia, in an UnHerd article titled Is America still Europe’s ally?

In today's episode, Matthew Crawford writes about the sexual revolution and asks whether it was a government psy-op, in an UnHerd Weekend Essay titled The politics of masturbation.

In today's episode, Mary Harrington writes about how the Twitter Files are a weapon of the new authoritarianism, in an UnHerd article titled Musk is becoming a true Caesar.

In today's episode, Thomas Fazi writes about left-wing doomerists and how they are empowering global elites, in an UnHerd article titled The paradox of Degrowth Communism.

In today's episode, Stone Age Herbalist talks about how censorship is driving dissident researchers underground, in an UnHerd exclusive essay titled The rise of Archaeologists Anonymous.

In today's episode, N. S. Lyons talks about how Western liberals cheered on Xi's authoritarian measures, in an UnHerd exclusive essay titled How we appeased China’s Zero-Covid regime.

In today's episode, Freddie Sayers interviews John Mearsheimer about the West and how it is screwed according to the realist foreign policy scholar, in an UnHerd exclusive interview titled John Mearsheimer: We’re playing Russian roulette.

In today's Weekend episode, Tom Holland talks about confusion and how it is bound to follow the death of God, in an UnHerd Weekend Essay exclusive titled Humanism is a heresy.

In today's episode, Dominic Sandbrook explains how we must resist our brutal imperial overlords in an UnHerd exclusive essay titled How Britain became an American colony.

In today's episode Ian Birrell speaks about billionaires and how they pretend to have morals to avoid paying tax, in an UnHerd exclusive article titled Sam Bankman-Fried’s elitist altruism.

In today's episode, Thomas Fazi explains how Biden won't accept the West is in decline, in an UnHerd exclusive essay titled Why is America provoking China?

In today's episode, Arif Ahmed explains how Silicon Valley's favourite ethical system is fatally flawed, in an UnHerd exclusive essay titled How effective is William MacAskill’s altruism?

In today's episode, Kathleen Stock explains how moral self-improvement is still possible, in an UnHerd exclusive essay titled The virtues of Twitter.

In today's episode, Paul Kingsnorth explains how environmentalism has been hijacked by the technocrats, in an Unherd Weekend Essay titled The truth about eco-fascism.

In today's episode, Jonathan Wilson writes about how Qatar has snuffed out its surviving virtues, in an UnHerd article titled The World Cup has never been beautiful.

In today's episode, Joel Kotkin writes about how a progressive bloodbath has merely been delayed, in an UnHerd exclusive essay titled The Democrats’ false victory.

In today's episode, Elbridge Colby writes about how European allies can't be relied on, in an UnHerd exclusive essay titled How America can save Taiwan.

In today's episode, Thomas Fazi writes about what's really causing the public spending crisis, in an UnHerd exclusive essay titled The bankers have launched a class war.

In today's episode, Mark Lilla writes about how there's nothing wrong with liberal nationalism, in an UnHerd exclusive essay titled Should America be more like Ukraine?

In today's episode, Ayaan Hirsi Ali writes about immigration and how it has always been a career-killer, in an UnHerd exclusive essay titled Can Suella Braverman take back control?

In today's episode, Mary Harrington writes about how a self-righteous cabal has delivered a public that is sicker and poorer, in an UnHerd exclusive titled The tyranny of a Covid amnesty.

In today's episode, Thomas Fazi explains how Sunak's plan for austerity is based on an illusion, in an UnHerd exclusive titled Rishi has set himself up to fail.

In today's Weekend Essay, Mary Gaitskill writes about femcels and questions whether it really is true that ugly women can't get laid, in an UnHerd exclusive titled The year of the femcel.

In today's episode, David Patrikarakos speaks about Iran's Arab Spring and how whe leaderless protestors need another Khomeini, in an UnHerd essay titled Is Iran's Arab Spring doomed?

In today's episode, Peter Beinart explains how republicans are living decades in the past, in an UnHerd exclusive essay titled America’s conservatives would never elect a Hindu.

In today's episode, Mary Harrington explains how a deep divide exists between Virtuals and Physicals, in an UnHerd exclusive essay titled Can Sunak end the new class war?

In today's episode, Phil Tinline explains how people may not accept austerity from a man with a heated pool, in an UnHerd exclusive essay titled Is Rishi too rich to be PM?

In today's episode, Thomas Fazi explains how Rishi Sunak is the man the markets trust, in an UnHerd exclusive essay titled Why the Left shouldn’t be celebrating.