Pauline Hanson, like the UK's Nigel Farage, fancies herself as a politician who's not like the others. Gifts from billionaires and $900-a-night hotels are blowing up that illusion.

Pauline Hanson, like the UK's Nigel Farage, fancies herself as a politician who's not like the others. Gifts from billionaires and $900-a-night hotels are blowing up that illusion.

At two London conferences, the brightest right-wing minds set out their stalls and revealed their differences

At two London conferences, the brightest right-wing minds set out their stalls and revealed their differences

At two London conferences, the brightest right-wing minds set out their stalls and revealed their differences

The platform that helped creators earn now has little choice but to play social media giants and Substack at their own game

The platform that helped creators earn now has little choice but to play social media giants and Substack at their own game

The British right is squandering its opportunity for renewal in shallow, AI-driven visions of utopia and dystopia

For decades, the former US labour secretary has waged a lonely struggle against corporate greed. Has he failed?

The British right is squandering its opportunity for renewal in shallow, AI-driven visions of utopia and dystopia

For decades, the former US labour secretary has waged a lonely struggle against corporate greed. Has he failed?

The Restore leader and Maga favourite is challenging Nigel Farage on his right, and could block Reform’s route to power

For decades, the former US labour secretary has waged a lonely struggle against corporate greed. Has he failed?

It was meant for professionals—but it is filled with chatbots

Michael Ignatieff joins this bonus episode of the Prospect Podcast to discuss the Hungarian election

Authoritarian leader Viktor Orbán suffered a crushing defeat in the Hungarian elections, losing to pro-European reformist Péter Magyar. How did Orbán become a figurehead of the global populist right, and an inspiration to Maga figures such as JD Vance? How did the opposition manage to unseat Orbán’

If Tony Abbott is to inherit Liberal Party elder statesman status, he needs to reconsider some of the company he keeps — starting with his affiliation with the Danube Institute.

On the perils of economic populism