The leader’s speech has reinvigorated a party hungry for a message of hope

Despite Labour’s political upheaval, the new chancellor sounded strikingly similar notes to his predecessor

We speak to the man who was unfairly caricatured after declaring ‘the end of history’—and today sees no end in sight

GB news has provided relentless positive PR for Nigel Farage while racking up tens of millions in financial losses. And now there is a new channel in ...

Humanity is faced with two incompatible visions of the future: a grand Silicon Valley utopia, and a disaster we cannot comprehend

Once-solid bipartisan US support for the Jewish state is no more. The consequences for Israel will be enormous

It might feel like he has been in power forever, but I promise you, it really has only been a few weeks

As the prime minister’s conference speech made clear, virtually all of his big ideas require a new manifesto and a new mandate

Regardless of whether it might end humanity, we should worry whether AI will kill off informed democracy

Plus: is an early election brewing?

His battle with addiction did not stop him being a great parent

Could an experimental form of therapy be the key to sexual autonomy for people with disabilities?

On the far-flung Faroe Islands, Eva and her husband enact the daily rituals that bring meat to our plates

The recent eclipse restored my faith in my fellow human beings

Who knows? This uncategorisable award is always hard to predict—and this year’s selection includes more than one worthy winner

The prime minister has a theory of power, its abuses and imbalances. But there is a major gap in his analysis

Of course, the technology may improve–but will artificial performances ever live up to the real thing?

The novelist on our violent times—and literature’s lack of faith

The civil servant-turned-comic on how shortform content can improve political literary

At times, I have wished I knew less about the suffering to wildlife. But despair is something I can’t afford—not least because there are things I can ...

Despite Labour’s political upheaval, the new chancellor sounded strikingly similar notes to his predecessor

Recently convicted of ‘subversion’ in Hong Kong, Chow Hang-tung is still fighting for freedom

Banning the media from the White House appears to have backfired, but the bigger fight for press freedom—when so much of our information is controlled...

The Doomsday clock is ticking. The physicist believes it’s not too late to turn it back

Plus: Cody Dahler’s advice for thicky thicky dumb dumbs

The civil servant-turned-comic on how shortform content can improve political literary

GB news has provided relentless positive PR for Nigel Farage while racking up tens of millions in financial losses. And now there is a new channel in ...

The US has threatened the International Criminal Court with unprecedented new sanctions. The chief prosecutor has been voted out over alleged abuse. C...

Humanity is faced with two incompatible visions of the future: a grand Silicon Valley utopia, and a disaster we cannot comprehend

Regardless of whether it might end humanity, we should worry whether AI will kill off informed democracy

Banning the media from the White House appears to have backfired, but the bigger fight for press freedom—when so much of our information is controlled...

Plus: Trump attacks the International Criminal Court

The fundamental disconnections between political speech and substance, and why this matters

Once-solid bipartisan US support for the Jewish state is no more. The consequences for Israel will be enormous

The US has threatened the International Criminal Court with unprecedented new sanctions. The chief prosecutor has been voted out over alleged abuse. C...

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Israel is more divided than ever, perpetually at war, a global pariah— and it’s going to the polls. The alternatives may not offer that much hope

On the far-flung Faroe Islands, Eva and her husband enact the daily rituals that bring meat to our plates

The anatomist and pioneer of the plastination method for preserving human bodies found fame and notoriety with his Body Worlds exhibitions

From witches to cat lovers, Daniel Farson sought out Britain’s weirdest mid-century subcultures

The collective hounding of this Cambridge academic evoked memories of my former, Soviet life

The doctor and health presenter on the everyday scams in your local pharmacy

The politician and life peer on her favourite book, idol and the podcasts she can’t live without

The author’s latest novel is a visceral examination of homophobia in Jamaica—and elsewhere