In today's episode, Giles Fraser writes about Nietzsche and how believed in self-ID before it was cool, in an exclusive essay for UnHerd titled How woke is Nietzsche?

In today's episode, David Patrikarakos analyses why six months on, the Ukrainian resistance to Russia's invasion remains defiant, in an UnHerd exclusive article titled Why Putin can’t capture Kherson.

In today's episode, Leïla Slimani talks about herself as a writer, and how she must stifle her fears about Rushdie in an UnHerd exclusive article titled The story of my cowardice.

In today's episode, Thomas Fazi and Paolo Cornetti write about how there's nothing subversive about Italy's leading 'fascist', Giorgia Meloni, in an UnHerd exclusive article titled Is Giorgia Meloni an EU puppet?

In today's episode, David Mamet writes about how sanctimony has eclipsed reality in an UnHerd weekend essay titled Race is a delusion.

In today's episode, Kathleen Stock writes about how some realities need to be undermined in an UnHerd exclusive article titled The problem with gaslighting.

In today's episode, Aris Roussinos takes us to Belfast to talk about how Britain deserves better than this pitiful farce in an UnHerd dispatch exclusive titled The Tory circus must not go on.

 

In today's episode, Ayaan Hirsi Ali writes about Salman Rushdie and how like him, she chooses freedom, in an UnHerd spotlight article titled The infidels will not be silenced.

In today's episode Thomas Fazi speaks about Britain's failed elites and how they could spark a winter revolution in an UnHerd essay exclusive titled Civil disobedience is coming.

In today's episode, Will Lloyd writes that Britain saw Salman Rushdie's fatwa and internalised it, in an essay for UnHerd titled How we gave up on Salman Rushdie.