Lara Melda performs at The Oxford Union (Shigeru Kawai Concert Series)

Ronald Ozzy Lamola on why some liberal democracies no longer want to follow the rule of law

Ronald Ozzy Lamola on the African Union and its role in the world

Jordan Peterson on wokeism in public life, cultural Christianity and the trans debate

Jordan Peterson on grooming gangs, why very few people can think and why Tommy Robinson is like him

The death of God is the birth of man, and in that death we are free, argues Fantin Lowenstein 2/8

Belief in God isn't anti-science, argues Dr Philip A. Goff 7/8

The concept of God both quenches & kills, thank goodness he's dead, says Professor Peter Atkins 8/8

Nietzsche himself would regret the death of God today, says Sera Besev 1/8

There is no reason to regret an uncertainty, says Víctor Andrés Marroquín-Merino 4/8

To submit to God is to awaken the greatest of all truths argues Dr Yasir Qadhi 3/8 KEEP

Debate Highlights | This House Regrets the Death of God

The death of God would entail the death of everything human, argues Dr Beatrix Himmelman 5/8

The question comes down to whether you have faith in people, not God, says Dr Sean Carroll 6/8

LinkedIn founder Reid Hoffman on AI, Trump and the future of technology

Debate Highlights | This House Would Cancel Cancel Culture

Setting standards or stifling free speech? The case for and against cancel culture

Alexander De Croo: Russia is no longer a world power - and here's how Europe can fight back

This House Believes There is No Moral Difference Between American & Russian Foreign Policy

Both Russia and America only pursue power, not principle, argues Moosa Haraj

Equally amoral foreign policies mean Russia and America are morally identical, says Liza Barkova

The difference between Russia and the US is the morality of the system itself, says Erik Ramanathan

Russian foreign policy is driven by fear, the US by ambition, says Andrei Soldatov

The only moral difference between Russia and the US is style, not substance, says Israr Khan

Putin is a frustrated imperialist but Trump just wants a deal, says Sarah Rana

Britain can show the world how mixed societies unite under shared values, says Robert Buckland 6/6

Multiculturalism is a top down ideology that has done nothing but harm, argues Peter Whittle 5/6

Britain has always been a multicultural society, says Lord Singh 4/6

Multiculturalism is about promoting differences, not commonality, argues Professor Eric Kaufmann 3/6

Tolerance should not include the intolerable, argues Oliver Jones-Lyons 1/6