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The age of hyper-globalisation is ending

As competing geopolitical blocs emerge, countries are increasingly turning to regional allies for trade and financial security.

By Wolfgang Münchau

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Will Rishi Sunak send fighter jets to Ukraine?

Will Rishi Sunak send fighter jets to Ukraine?

Freddie Hayward

Book of the Day

The blurred ethics of memoir

Pippa Bailey

Why Brexit is back

Why Europeans should not get too used to Joe Biden, the last of the Atlanticists

Jeremy Cliffe

What does Evgeny Lebedev want?

What does Evgeny Lebedev want?

Harry Lambert

Britcoin is a weird and dangerous idea

Will Dunn

Quickfire

Why we need the Women’s Prize for Non-fiction

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Why we need the Women’s Prize for Non-fiction

Hannah Rose Woods

John Cleese has made sure Fawlty Towers can’t be revived

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John Cleese has made sure Fawlty Towers can’t be revived

Marc Burrows

Politics

Rishi Sunak’s reshuffle won’t revive his political fortunes

As Dominic Raab’s future remains uncertain, the Prime Minister could be forced into further changes in just a few weeks.

By Rachel Wearmouth

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Alex Salmond knows Nicola Sturgeon’s grip on power is slipping

Alex Salmond knows Nicola Sturgeon’s grip on power is slipping

Chris Deerin

How Rishi Sunak could be out by the end of the year

Freddie Hayward

Truss’s self-rehabilitation is a last throw of the dice by the Tory right

John Major suggests the Good Friday Agreement should be changed

Freddie Hayward

Will Labour’s stance on crime decide the next election?

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Will Labour’s stance on crime decide the next election?

Freddie Hayward

The left shouldn’t rush to blame Liz Truss for Britain’s woes

James Meadway

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Anoosh Chakelian

Why have the BBC and Labour Party learned Tuftonspeak?

Marie Le Conte

There’s no point pretending we can stop teenagers watching porn

David Gauke

Liz Truss’s essay shows she is as deluded as ever

Bruno Maçães

This is how Putin loses the war

World

After the earthquake, the rage in Turkey is greater than the pain

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has undermined the country’s response.

By Ece Temelkuran

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The West is betraying Armenia

The West is betraying Armenia

Sohrab Ahmari

Oleksiy Danilov: “Weak people always come up with excuses not to act”

Bruno Maçães

Germany is isolated once more – and no one now trusts Olaf Scholz

Wolfgang Münchau

The balloon debacle is a needless crisis – but a crisis nonetheless

Katie Stallard

Why size does matter for Europe and Brexit Britain

Why size does matter for Europe and Brexit Britain

Jeremy Cliffe

Kenneth Roth on Harvard fellowship controversy: “My biggest concern is for academic freedom”

Alona Ferber

Ideas

Bruno Latour and the philosophy of life

Adam Tooze

The Weekend Essay

The business-lounge intellectual

William Davies

The detective of world history

The detective of world history

Rory Scothorne

Elon Musk’s useful philosopher

Paris Marx

The Ideas Interview

The new class war

Jonathan Rutherford

The poetic history of David Graeber

The poetic history of David Graeber

Justin EH Smith

Books and Culture

A reckoning for Silicon Valley

Malcolm Harris’s new book shows how Californian capitalism has thrived by exploiting an unequal world. But could the “Palo Alto…

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Victory City: Salman Rushdie’s story factory

Victory City: Salman Rushdie’s story factory

David Sexton

Book of the Day

Pamela Anderson’s fantasy life

The Weekend Essay

Robert Kaplan’s tragic realism

John Gray

How The Last of Us turns the apocalypse into mindless entertainment

Gavin Jacobson

First Aid Kit: “We realised constant touring was not a good way to live”

First Aid Kit: “We realised constant touring was not a good way to live”

Ellen Peirson-Hagger

The myth of England’s “fair play” fetish

Jonathan Liew

Podcasts

Will Volodymyr Zelensky secure British jets for Ukraine?

Will Volodymyr Zelensky secure British jets for Ukraine?

Can we stop the government criminalising protest? With Jodie Beck of Liberty

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Can we stop the government criminalising protest? With Jodie Beck of Liberty

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How to reform the US police – with Neil Gross

How to reform the US police – with Neil Gross

“Nothing prepares you”: a journey through Ukraine at war - Audio Long Reads

Audio Long Reads

“Nothing prepares you”: a journey through Ukraine at war – Audio Long Reads

Bruno Maçães and Katie Stallard

Business and Economics

What would happen if everyone knew your salary?

Will Dunn

Where did America’s recession go?

Will Dunn

Where have BP’s Russian profits gone?

Where have BP’s Russian profits gone?

Emma Haslett

What if inflation falls in the wrong way?

Emma Haslett

Christopher Harborne: the silent donor behind Brexit and Boris Johnson

Will Dunn

How Help to Buy broke the housing market

How Help to Buy broke the housing market

Emma Haslett

Spotlight on Policy

Cost-of-living Crisis

Rishi Sunak pledge tracker: is Britain on the road to recovery?

Harry Clarke-Ezzidio and Katharine Swindells

Why it’s time to scrap the apprenticeship minimum wage

Anna Ambrose

Why don’t we have a Department for Housing?

Regional Development

Why don’t we have a Department for Housing?

Samir Jeraj

Can “virtual wards” fix the NHS’s state of emergency?

Sarah Dawood

Energy and Climate Change

The end of BEIS: why mixing business and energy didn’t work

India Bourke

The “world’s next Silicon Valley” is unlikely to be in Britain

Public Sector Tech

The “world’s next Silicon Valley” is unlikely to be in Britain

Matthew Gooding

The Long Read

The end of the housing delusion

The end of the housing delusion

Britain is finally realising that its obsession with home ownership is built on a false promise. Is it time to…

By Will Dunn

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Rishi Sunak, the man who isn’t there

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Asia’s dangerous new arms race

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What does Evgeny Lebedev want?

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