01/04/2024 - 12:00am

The perversion of the English language Pointing out linguistic abuses is a perilous business

Terry Eagleton

03.01

The Eurocrats’ secret weapon Twenty-five years on, the euro has handed them victory

Thomas Fazi

03.01

Is Ko Wen-je China’s man in Taiwan? The presidential candidate is the ultimate shapeshifter

James Baron

03.01

In defence of showing Nazi art Post-war museums kept taboo items firmly out of sight

Boyd Tonkin

03.01

This year, embrace chaos Don't succumb to the discomfort of doubt

Timandra Harkness

02.01

The world should fear 2024 Escalation lurks on every battlefield

Aris Roussinos

02.01

33 concepts to survive the year Can you stop the internet making you stupid?

Gurwinder Bhogal

02.01

What is the point of Nato? Membership is no guarantee of democracy

Yanis Varoufakis

02.01

Gen Z’s radical race politics The young have lost their faith in peace

Mary Harrington

01.01

The year Toryism failed Britain Rishi Sunak sacrificed a vision for expediency — and lost

Tom McTague

01.01

How the Nineties are haunting millennials The revisionism is a result of resentment

Kat Rosenfield

01.01

Jacques Delors destroyed the European Left The French Socialist enabled the populist Right

Thomas Fazi