Israelis and Palestinians have been taken back to the traumas of 1948
Reporting from the front line in Gaza, I have seen the destruction wrought by this long conflict on all sides.
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Amid multiple crises, EU leaders cling to a misplaced optimism
Economic turmoil is on the horizon – the scariest of all outcomes for Europe would be a Trump victory.
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Across Europe, far-right parties are rising
As the continent undergoes a rightwards shift, the liberal dream of open borders is dying.
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Writing for children is hard, and they need good books more than ever
Children are ravenously hungry for ideas. We writers have a duty to provide them.
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The Tories are lucky to be rid of Boris Johnson
At the Covid Inquiry, the former PM appeared muddled, aggressive and, by the end, crushed.
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Vivek Ramaswamy’s manic pixie dream campaign
What the rapid rise of the Republican presidential hopeful says about the American right.
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Can realpolitik be ethical?
In the wake of Henry Kissinger’s death, we must rescue foreign policy from naked national interest.
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The Tories have no good reason to deny us an election
For too long, this country has been run for the benefit of the Conservative Party rather than the other way…
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