Articles

External links to articles Douglas Murray has written for various publications

The Telegraph
29 August 2022

It’s time woke politicians faced the consequences of their own beliefs

In America, supporters of illegal immigration are finally seeing the reality on their own doorsteps

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The Spectator
27 August 2022

Salman Rushdie and a question of power

Whenever a terrorist attack occurs, like the recent attempted assassination of Salman Rushdie, our society falls into the usual platitudes.

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The New York Post
25 August 2022

UVA students’ efforts to erase Jefferson from campus more than just Tom-foolery

Students at University of Virginia are calling to have Thomas Jefferson’s name removed from university buildings.

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The Times
25 August 2022

Ron DeSantis can beat the man at Mar-a-Lago

The effective Florida governor must prise the Republican Party from Trump’s hands if it is to stand a chance in 2024

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UnHerd
25 August 2022

Michael Gove’s faultless prophecy

Backstabbing has never seemed so prudent

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The Telegraph
21 August 2022

Ineptitude and institutional wokery is the tragic legacy of Tory rule

The first task for the new PM must be to answer why – after 12 years in office – a Left-wing agenda continues unabated

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The Times
18 August 2022

Spending is not the answer to every problem

In America, even the left accepts that public borrowing cannot be bottomless and state meddling must have its limits

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The New York Post
18 August 2022

How is Biden still doing deal with Iran after assassination bids on US soil?

The free world’s media might have reported what happened to Rushdie with horror. But Iran’s state-run press reveled in the attack, using their front pages to show Rushdie burning in hellfire, decapitated or with his head in a noose.

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The Sun
16 August 2022

Isolated Russia’s growing links with sinister states like North Korea, Iran and China is evidence of a new Axis of Evil

Putin’s isolated Russia’s growing links with sinister states like North Korea, Iran and China is evidence of a new Axis of Evil

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The Spectator
13 August 2022

A strange kind of recession

Yet when the jobs figures came out they showed the opposite. Payroll employment in the US rose by 528,000 in July – more than double what was predicted, edging the national unemployment rate down to 3.5 per cent.

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The Spectator
12 August 2022

The best response to Salman Rushdie’s stabbing

What happened in New York today cannot be allowed to win. The illiterate cannot be allowed to dictate the rules of literature.

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The Telegraph
12 August 2022

This time, Britain must stand behind Salman Rushdie

Following the attack on the author of The Satanic Verses, we must remember not to repeat the response from some quarters in 1989

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