Dominic Raab

Art

Cancel culture gets its comeuppance

Not just politicians but artists are fighting back against its unreasonable demands

Teresa Mull

The West is being played by the Taliban

Our politicians and media are treating the Taliban’s pronouncements as if the group can be held to account

David Loyn

The West failed to stop the Holocaust — now we’re failing the Uighurs

Britain has the firepower of diplomatic and economic sanctions and it should be using them in defense of the Uighurs

Stephen Daisley

The death of Hong Kong

The 1997 handover agreement increasingly looks like an historic failure in British foreign policy

Benedict Rogers and Johnny Patterson

Europe

Dominic Raab is the constitutional choice, but a complicated one

He is the least well-known senior member of the cabinet. This is a disadvantage at a time when the government is trying to reassure the nation

James Forsyth