In praise of the ‘very online right’, with Connor Tomlinson
The UK conservative political class have not led the public discourse. Instead, they have been dragged, sometimes kicking and screaming,…
Considering calculated risks, with Andrew Hastie
Right-wing political parties are facing identity crises across the Anglosphere. Reform is pushing the Conservatives to the brink of extinction,…
Being trans is so last year, with Eric Kaufmann
A surprising shift is taking place in the gender and sexual identities of young people. Since 2023 both trans and…
How to save Britain, with David Starkey
Most historical revolutions are sudden and violent. Since 1997, the UK has experienced a ‘slow-burn revolution’, which has completely changed…
Multiculturalism is a delusion, with Harry Markham
The war in Gaza has revealed some ugly realities of life in modern Britain: antisemitism, the failures of multiculturalism, and…
What Americans really think of Britain, with Ben Leo
The UK and US have long cherished a ‘special relationship’. However, the countries appear to be diverging down different paths;…
What Charlie Kirk’s death means for America, with Dave Rubin
Charlie Kirk’s assassination has sparked a global conversation. We have been forced to grapple with issues of free speech, political…
Another heretical conversation with Andrew Gold
Heresy is any belief or theory that is strongly at variance with established beliefs or customs. It has never been…
The truth about the war in Gaza
As October 7 has faded in the public consciousness, a pervasive narrative has taken hold that Israel are the real…
The end of woke, with Andrew Doyle
On the one hand, the worst excesses of the woke era appear to be behind us. On the other, the…
Smashing gangs and stopping boats, with Patrick Christys
Many UK politicians think illegal immigration is an unsolvable problem. It’s easier to put illegal migrants in fancy hotels and…
Who is the real Nigel Farage? – Alex Phillips
The UK is arguably at its lowest ebb. It is beset by a series of existential economic, cultural and social…
The case for fossil fuels, with Alex Epstein
The UK government is “going for growth” whilst pursuing an aggressive net zero energy policy. Are the two goals compatible?…
All aboard the far-right bandwagon, with Tom Slater
Keir Starmer’s latest U-turn may be his most consequential. Last Saturday, he announced a national inquiry into the grooming gangs…
Raging against the nanny state, with Chris Snowdon
The nanny state is on the march across the West, propped up by weak leaders taking their cues from a…
The decline and fall of Australia(?), with Joe Hildebrand
Greg Sheridan wrote recently that Australia is a nation in decline. Across every indicator you can imagine – economy, living…
The rise of the woke right, with James Lindsay
When classical liberals and conservatives took the fight to the ‘woke left’, many made the mistake of thinking that victory…
The (not so) lucky country, with Adam Creighton
Australia has often been called the ‘lucky country’. Today, it faces a series of economic, cultural, and geopolitical challenges, seemingly…
Pondering the big questions, with Sebastian Junger
One of the tragedies of modernity is how it has stripped away the time (or if we’re being honest, the…
Relaxed and comfortable, with John Howard
Before he became Australia’s second-longest serving Prime Minister, then Opposition Leader John Howard famously stated that his ambition was for…
Trans women are not women (except in Australia), with Sall Grover
It says something about the surreal times in which we live that the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom found…
Please explain, with Pauline Hanson
If there’s one theme that cuts across Western politics in 2025, it is the rise of right-wing populist parties and…
Free minds and free markets, with Nick Gillespie
Freedom is under assault across the West. The US is reverting to 18th century economic protectionism, the UK are jailing…
The coming British civil war, with David Betz
The UK is in a dark place, but surely it couldn’t reach the point of civil war? Don’t be so…
The shameless cross-promotion episode, with Alex Armstrong
If you turn on the news in the UK, the chances are the stories will be negative. Mass migration, two-tier…
