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The Dutch historian discusses the political consequences of Covid-19 and his new book Humankind: A Hopeful History.
Differences in working culture and government responses have created a sharp divide. Which way will the UK go?
16 June 1989: The Deng regime says no students died in Tiananmen Square. Here, a student who escaped asserts that a deliberate massacre took place.
Powerful images from this week's demonstrations.
Income sources cut and high levels of public debt paint a gloomy future for small island developing states.
A militarised over-reaction by the US government to legitimate domestic protests is a gift to dictators across the world.
China's imposition of a strict new national security law could lead the US to rescind Hong Kong's special financial status.
The reborn progressive movement is determined to wield its influence and transform the Democratic Party from within.
Despite failing to secure a decisive victory in three elections and being on trial for corruption charges, Netanyahu remains Israel’s prime minister. How has he held on for so long?
The new national security law threatens Hong Kong's autonomy and way of life.
Authoritarianism is a trait generally thought to belong to those on the right, but a new study claims the personality type can also be found on the left.
