Fear and Loathing in Minnesota

The Orange Man Boy’s speech was so full of lies that I had to do something. But as a former US vice president told me, it’s probably not the best way to deal with him

The task of the post-second world war architects was daunting; but the challenges facing us now are much more complex. Here are six recommendations for revitalising Europe in the new era

In a remarkable report for The New World, the award-winning podcaster and broadcaster joins a deportation plane-spotter to watch Trump’s shock troops kick ordinary people out of the US

The country’s birth rate is in freefall, yet many progressives remain uneasy about pro-natalism

It Wittgenstein had written a Tractatus Logico Humurous, would we have learned anything from it?

The Orange Man Boy’s speech was so full of lies that I had to do something. But as a former US vice president told me, it’s probably not the best way to deal with him

And when the New START nuclear weapons treaty expires in early February, that’s exactly what he’s going to get

A strange alliance has sprung up between indigenous New Zealand nationalists and the US and US hard right. But they both believe in the same, very dangerous idea

The departure of hard right egotists like Jenrick gives Badenoch a chance – she can break the Conservative doom loop and move to the centre

A civil war has been raging in the country for three years. But at the shoreline, looking at the clear blue water, the war seemed to fade. For a moment

The Mercosur trade agreement has been 25 years in the making and would boost growth - but it’s been kicked in the long grass

If you’re looking for the age-group that’s become dangerously radicalised, and has spread disinformation and populist hate online, the culprit is not the under-16s. It’s their grandparents

A massive Russian attack on power infrastructure has left 6,000 buildings in the capital without electricity and heat, leaving Kyivians freezing in temperatures that can drop to minus 24

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MAGA wants to co-opt the military alliance for its own ends. But Britain can’t push back until it spends more on defence

Now’s not the time for Britain to give up nuclear arms. The leader of the Greens made a bad mis-step by suggesting otherwise

The task of the post-second world war architects was daunting; but the challenges facing us now are much more complex. Here are six recommendations for revitalising Europe in the new era

In a remarkable report for The New World, the award-winning podcaster and broadcaster joins a deportation plane-spotter to watch Trump’s shock troops kick ordinary people out of the US

The country’s birth rate is in freefall, yet many progressives remain uneasy about pro-natalism

Digging into the detail and data to separate the noise from the news

The PM had no choice but to block a leadership rival - and Greater Manchester’s mayor must share the blame

The Oscar-nominated star of Marty Supreme is either unbearably self-confident — or quietly hilarious

Belgian idealist Paul Otlet imagined a global information network that would unite humanity. How right – and wrong – he was

Exhibitions in London and Paris show a big-time director whose remarkable attention to detail comes from thinking small

The veteran presenter of the BBC Radio 4 show, which I co-created, is a tough act to follow, but Misha Glenny seems equal to the task

A celebrity feud reminds us that there are bitter feuds in every family. And I should know…

ROTUS: Receptionist of the United States is a searingly smart and unexpectedly dark piece of political satire. It’s also uncomfortably plausible

Predator: Badlands and Star Trek: Starfleet Academy prove that some franchises improve when they stop pandering to old fans

A lost duck dish is one of the reasons Iraqis are flocking to east London restaurant Logma

A seven-million-year-old fossil continues to complicate the story of when, and how, humans first walked on two legs

At the heart of Park Chan-wook’s dark satire is the question of, when faced with the loss of status, how far will the modern man will go to restore it?

How the widow of Martin Luther King Jr transformed mourning into a lifelong movement

The paper headlined an interview with the former chancellor with a claim that he wouldn't let his own parents into the UK now

The Green Party leader may have concluded that voters who backed George Galloway would not switch to him

Jospeh Boam, a councillor and Farage favourite, has given his support to the trigger-happy MAGA militia in the wake of the latest shooting

The short-lived PM vowed a ‘counter-revolution’ with her YouTube channel, but the figures suggest few are on board

The shadow transport secretary was today thrown out of Prime Minister’s Questions, but it curiously failed to make the Sun’s live coverage

Recently trumpeting cryptocurrency, the Reform leader has defended himself over 17 Commons rules breaches by claiming to be computer illiterate

How a Greek word for sanctuary became one of the most contested terms in modern English

One guilty purchase was all it took for the algorithm to start stalking me

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