Articles
External links to articles Douglas Murray has written for various publications
Remainer elites were the original election deniers
It is a convenient fiction for the liberal-Left that the threat comes solely from the ‘populist’ Right
How to get nothing done
I sometimes wonder whether our government makes any decisions at all. In fact I’m trying to think of any area of public policy that is not the subject of a review, commission, inquiry or similar.
Even Biden’s America is booming compared with basket-case Britain
Our many problems are not shared across the Atlantic, where economic growth is strong and public services are run properly
Don’t bet against New York (he says hopefully)
Even in December and January people want to come to New York. Why? For the reasons they always have — for the same reason I have — because it is a center of the world.
George Santos takes the cake, but why does Joe Biden get a pass for his lies?
Rep.-elect George Santos has been under fire for a laundry list of lies he seems to have boasted to give a boost to his career.
There’s no cause for optimism about broken Britain
Despair at the way the country is running isn’t a passing mood, it’s based on objective reality
This is no time for contrarianism on Ukraine
I’ve seen first hand how Zelensky’s forces can win this war, but they can’t do so without the unwavering support of the US
We must rescue America’s heroes from those who tear them down
Murray’s latest podcast “Uncancelled History” focuses on American historical figures who have been at the forefront of scrutiny in recent years.
How to save the BBC
The BBC’s archives may be the greatest treasure that the institution has. Were it to make more of it available, it might do the corporation a great amount of good – not just in raising revenue but in raising goodwill too.
GOP is wasting a winning hand with Marjorie Taylor Greene, Trump
Republicans have continued to focus their efforts on Trump and other controversial members of the Republican Party.
Britain doesn’t need reinventing
Blair and his colleagues thought they could begin Britain anew. Instead they set up a raft of problems, many of which we are living with today.
The secrets of Hunter Biden’s laptop spell trouble for Joe
ay the name “Hunter Biden” in North America and you can divide a room immediately. Around half see the story of the president’s son as one of the great scandals of the modern political age. About another half think it is a distraction at best, at worst an embarrassment it is necessary to ignore.