The EU’s crumbling unity has given Putin another opportunity to win
Europe is in danger of proving the Kremlin right: that it’s too divided and exhausted for a long fight
The case for Scottish independence is imploding – and Nicola Sturgeon knows it
Her demand for another referendum is a bluff, an act of political theatre to keep her troops hopeful
As the Tories descend into chaos, The Blob is taking back control
Gove’s school reforms were a triumph. But little by little they have been undone by Whitehall
Benefits Britain is back – and it's condemning millions to dependency
Don't blame Brexit for worker shortages. The UK has a hidden crisis of mass joblessness
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Sunak's wealth is an obvious target – as he's now finally finding out
The Chancellor is entitled to his money, but that won't stop his political enemies trying to exploit it
Putin may lose his war in Ukraine, but the West could still lose the peace
The question of when – and on what terms – to stop the fighting is already causing cracks to appear
The Boris and Rishi power struggle has left the Tory Party in a muddle
Sunak is beginning to assert himself over the PM in a bid to claw his way back to fiscal conservatism
How Putin’s phoney war on woke fooled the populist Right - and Left
The Cold War was a real battle of ideas. The Russian leader only offers a form of dictatorial gangsterism
Britain's bungled response to the Ukraine refugee crisis goes right to the top
Foot-dragging from Boris Johnson is as big a reason as any for the bureaucratic failure to help more people
Putin will live to regret a war that has united Europe against him
In just one week, the continent has rediscovered a sense of shared risk, community and duty
Like 9/11, Putin’s attack on Ukraine has shattered the West’s certainties
America’s president is weak, but it’s Europe’s failures that have been so clearly exposed
Boris is about to make Nick Clegg one of the most powerful men in Britain
The Government’s Online Harms Bill gives Big Tech too much power to censor opinions it does not like
Was Sweden right about Covid all along?
The land of common sense seems to be thriving while Britain is counting the cost of harsh lockdown restrictions
Whisper it, but I’m beginning to see how Boris just might survive this
The PM has bought himself time, but the implosion of the NHS could still destroy him without reform
Our liberty rests on whether Sage will admit to its horrendous lockdown mistakes
New research suggesting that shutdowns made little difference to mortality is likely to fall on deaf ears
A toxic Tory civil war is brewing – and it threatens to leave the party in ruins
The poisonous allegations spread so far are but a taster of the fury likely to follow the fall of Johnson
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