Articles
External links to articles Douglas Murray has written for various publications
Biden is letting Putin and Xi dictate our foreign policy
Who runs our foreign policy? Is it the White House, State Department and Senate? Or is it the Chinese Politburo and the Kremlin?
Shouldn’t we feel sorry for Hunter Biden?
There is politics. And then there are people’s lives.
Why it pays for big brands to get cosy with the world of woke
Banks, brands and all sorts of companies are rushing to align themselves with fashionable political causes, but we should ask hard questions about what this incessant and aggressive virtue-signalling is designed to hide
Can we ever be woke enough for the trans extremists?
There is almost nobody who actually hates trans people. Almost no one actually wishes them harm. Ours is a very live-and-let live society, and if people want to dress or present one way or another then that´s hardly new.
Who’ll stop the art attackers?
it turns out that security in British art galleries is even weaker than the British constabulary.
Lesson of Boris Johnson is power is pointless without principles
Anyone who thinks America is badly governed right now can comfort themselves that at least we aren’t Britain. Because for all the insanity of Washington, nothing can beat the utter breakdown of politics in Westminster.
Take it from a Russian – the alternative to Western democracy is far, far worse
In his excellent new book, comedian and podcast host Konstantin Kisin asks why people in the West so often spit on their luck
Halifax’s pronoun policy is woke madness – but there is another more damning reason people should quit the bank
IT’S quite a bold move for a business to tell its customers to go stuff it.
Jan. 6 hearings are flawed — but Republicans can’t ignore Trump’s bad behavior
Testimonies from the Jan. 6 investigation have shed light on Trump’s actions in the days leading up to and during the Capitol, which cannot be ignored.
Is America about to break apart?
The institutions that used to unite the country now bitterly divide it
Our shifting definition of shame
In this most holy month of Pride I have been making my observances by thinking about shame. After all, shame is the reason that ‘Pride’ has taken on the meaning it has in recent years.
Britain’s new elite is hiding in plain sight
The establishment used to be easy to define but its influence has dispersed. Power is now held by often lesser known figures who dominate our public institutions and oversee today’s orthodoxies