Articles
External links to articles Douglas Murray has written for various publications
What the right gets wrong about Putin
While the West has deranged itself with assaults on its own history, on biology and much more, an assortment of conservatives have come to see Putin as some kind of counterweight. A bulwark – even an admirable corrective – to the madness of our own societies.
Verdict on Ketanji Brown Jackson: ‘Supreme’-ly heartless
Judge Jackson’s ruling means the Wood family may have to resort to the Malaysian courts if they ever want to get a hearing.
How Putin has sowed the seeds of his demise
Will Ukraine turn out to be the graveyard of Vladimir Putin?
The tyranny of Trudeau
Anyone who does not agree with Justin’s ideas for the greater good will not just be batoned, but will be expelled from Canadian society.
Not Peter the Great, he’s Vlad the Mad
Ever since he first seized the Russian presidency 20 years ago, a question has lingered around Vladimir Putin. Is he crazy, or not?
Putin is insane & dangerous – but his actions have been enabled by weak US president Biden
Nobody can say that the war now starting in Europe is a surprise.
Comedy was funnier when it didn’t seek to change the world
O’Rourke did not labour under the misapprehension that humour could affect policy or lead a political revolution
Work is no place for your ‘whole self’
One of the few things I have learned in this life is that Dante Alighieri was wrong.
UK conservatives have surrendered to the woke Left
Americans fight over every piece of ideological ground. Brits content themselves with minor changes to schools guidance
Broadway and the prisoners of Mask-aban — this isn’t the show we need
‘Is the city back to normal?” That’s the question every non-New Yorker asks about our city. And the answer, I’m afraid, remains “nope.”
Spineless ministers have swallowed ludicrous claims over fracking – leaving us to pay the price with sky-high fuel bills
AS household energy bills continue to rise, too few people are asking: “Why?”
Young people aspiring to be HR managers are a dire sign of a country in trouble
No great company was ever created by Human Resources departments. But many have been held back by them