SubscriptionsYear: 2026
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Building the Green Wall
Adam Bienkov speaks to Labour and Green Party insiders about how the Starmer Government’s strategy has helped create a potentially new oppositional force to both itself and Reform UK
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‘Who’s There?’ We Don’t Need to Know if Hamnet Inspired ‘Hamlet’
Theatre director and Shakespeare author Stephen Unwin explores our abiding fascination with what the playwright’s life can tell us about the human experience depicted in his plays
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There in Spirit: ‘Hamnet’ and Hamlet’s Ghost
You don’t need to be well-versed in Shakespeare to appreciate Hamnet.
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There is No Value Hierarchy in Human Creativity
“Idol, legend, winner, whatever” were the words on the rosetteworn by multimedia artist Nnena Kalu as she accepted the Turner Prize at Cartwright Hall Art Gallery inBradford.
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Football’s Familiar Fear of the Frisson of Female Sexuality
A political trick of the right in the UK and the US is not open hostility towards women but concern for us.
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Russia Propagandist Welcomed, European Disinformation Experts Sanctioned
If there’s any question that the US is now more aligned with Russia than Europe, recent State Department decisions have removed all doubt.
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The Return of the Musk-Trump Alliance
When the Trump Administration recently announced visa sanctions against five Europeans involved in anti-hate and anti-disinformation work, the move was presented as a defence of the First Amendment in the face of alleged censorship by EU bureaucrats.
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What Did Plato Ever Do to Trump’s Texans?
When you hear that a philosophy professor at Texas A&M University has been forced to alter the content of his course in response to pressure from the right, there are a few writers who come to mind as potential targets.
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The ‘Donroe Doctrine’ Europe’s Radical Wake-Up Call
In the space of a few days at the start of the year, Donald Trump blew up what remained of the post-war international order.
