Opinions
Opinions features commentary, analysis, and perspectives on the state of free speech, censorship, and digital rights. This category offers a platform for diverse voices to debate and reflect on pressing issues shaping the future of open expression.
Welcome to the Quillette podcast. I’m your host, Jonathan Kay. This week, we’ll be examining the strange and unique political…
The Trump administration’s US$700 million Regenerative Pilot Program, announced in late 2025, is one of the most significant federal investments…
There are roughly 195 countries in the world, depending on how one counts. According to the World Bank, 87 qualify…
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This essay was adapted by Quillette’s editorial staff from The Cass Review and Gender-Related Care for Young People in Canada:…
In 1628, the Chancellor of Bamberg, Johannes Junius, was charged with witchcraft. At first, he was interrogated by prosecutors without…
In 2023, we published Grave Error, a book of essays that candidly discusses the “unmarked-graves” social panic that swept Canada…
Based on an essay by Peggy Satre, presented by Zoe Booth.In the late 1990s, biologist Randy Thornhill and anthropologist Craig…
A review of Black Dahlia: Murder, Monsters, and Madness in Midcentury Hollywood by William J. Mann, 464 pages, Simon &…
For nearly a decade, Saudi Arabia has been locked in a wrestling match with its own identity. Is it a…
A review of The Most American King: Abdullah of Jordan by Aaron Magid, 243 pages, Universal Publishers (October 2025)“We will…
Last month, the United States tacitly assented to the assault of the Syrian army, backed by Turkey, on the Syrian…
