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Why Tokyo is cracking down on Airbnb
3+ day, 21+ hour ago (616+ words) Shinjuku, the beating heart of never-dormant Tokyo, has declared that it will ban more than half of private vacation rentals, known in Japan as “minpaku”, which have been doing a roaring trade in the country’s current tourism boom. Introduced in…...
Why can’t the Home Office stop asylum fraud?
5+ day, 20+ hour ago (271+ words) “The root of the problem lies in the laws and rules with which the Home Office is obliged to comply.” Credit: Getty In a remarkable exclusive, the Times has published the testimony of a Home Office whistleblower who estimates that…...
How Domesday made modern England
1+ week, 4+ day ago (262+ words) Max Adams is the author of Domesday: 1,000 Miles on Foot Through the England of the Norman Conquest. He was the first director of Durham University Archaeological Services, before turning to writing in the 2000s. His group biography of John Martin and…...
Why the British Left has fallen for China
2+ week, 4+ day ago (1176+ words) Can Anglo-Dengism cure our ills? UnHerd Why the British Left has fallen for China Can Anglo-Dengism cure our ills? China has been on an infrastructure binge. (Shi Jiamin/VCG via Getty Image) In the Eighties, Marxism Today, the theoretical journal…...
Britain’s penny-pinching panopticon
2+ week, 5+ day ago (1275+ words) Restriction zones” won’t make women safer UnHerd Britain’s penny-pinching panopticon “Restriction zones” won’t make women safer Were a filmmaker looking for a location to shoot a dystopian thriller, they could do worse than choose the Ministry of Justice’s Westminster offices....
The flight of middle-class luxuries
2+ week, 5+ day ago (166+ words) It’s easy to forget that the war with Iran was supposed to be a cinch. To say that it has not worked out that way would be an understatement. While most headlines are focused on the damage to America’s military…...
Putin is building a saboteur army across Europe
2+ week, 6+ day ago (186+ words) The Kremlin is capitalizing on European division. Credit: Getty There are clear reasons why Russia favors this approach. After the 2022 invasion of Ukraine, expulsions of Moscow’s spies severely disrupted its overseas crime networks, forcing intelligence services to recruit agents remotely....
The Great Dumb-Down is here
3+ week, 2+ day ago (242+ words) People in a post-literate society can still read; it’s just that most of them will choose to watch short-form videos instead. (Skibidi Toilet / Alexey Gerasimov) So as much as I messed around in high school, I had a solid foundation…...
Postpartum psychosis is turning into TikTok entertainment
3+ week, 2+ day ago (287+ words) Online spectators are performing “postpartum tantrums” in reaction to the Lindsay Clancy trial. Credit: TikTok Lindsay Clancy, a woman with a history of serious mental illness, is currently on trial in Massachusetts. A jury will determine whether she was sane…...
Anti-rape guidance for asylum seekers is a failure of mass migration
3+ week, 3+ day ago (517+ words) UnHerd Anti-rape guidance for asylum seekers is a failure of mass migration “At least some new arrivals need to be told explicitly things most Britons regard as elementary.” Credit: Getty America’s $40-trillion debt is built on a dangerous gamble The…...