March 7, 2022

How war radicalised Germany Have the ghosts of the past been banished?

Maurice Frank

28.02

Kyiv will rise again Putin can bomb its cities — but Ukraine will endure

Dominic Sandbrook

02.11

India is being erased from history Modern historians perpetuate a cycle of victimhood

Robert Lyman

17.09

Why the French are revolting Our neighbours have always been the best fighters in Europe

Ed West

19.06

The self-loathing of Britain’s elites Brexit was fuelled by the disdain of our intelligentsia

Ed West

15.04

Adolf Eichmann and me I survived Belsen and saw the monster's trial. May his evil never be forgotten

Shaul Ladany

19.01

The American Dream that failed With Western democracy in chaos, John Rawls's utopia remains vanishingly elusive

Dominic Sandbrook

21.09

J.B. Priestley, visionary of England The Bradford-born writer's work catches the tenor of its time, and often speaks directly to ours

Boyd Tonkin

14.09

What if the feminists had won? Eleanor Rathbone's proposal to pay women for housework and childcare was just too ahead of its time

Mary Harrington

06.08

The drawbacks of Japan’s cult of peace 75 years after the atomic bomb, it may be time for the nation to outgrow pacifism

Eri Hotta

04.08

Where England sinks into the sea The strange and shifting history of Dungeness resonates with our modern dilemmas

Niall Gooch

10.06

The great artist of Deep England Eric Ravilious was continually inspired by the very ancient, distinctly charming nature of the country

Niall Gooch