Theresa May Emerges From Thatcher’s Shadow Britain’s two female leaders are strikingly similar but, faced with terrorism and Brexit, the Prime Minister now has to do it her own way March 27, 2017 Features
Not Tweets And Anger But Redoubled Vigilance The deadly terrorist attack on Westminster underlines the urgency of strengthening the West’s strategy to defeat Islamism at home and abroad March 27, 2017 Features
Why France Is Revolting Against The Ancien Regime The rise of Marine Le Pen and Emmanuel Macron shows that the French political class is dangerously out of touch with voters’ concerns March 27, 2017 Features
How The EU Elite Paved The Way For Populism For decades most intellectuals ignored the evidence that the European project had no democratic mandate. We are now reaping the whirlwind March 27, 2017 Features
The Battle Against The Philistines Never Ceases We need cultural critics who will still stand up for the best that has been thought and said in the world March 27, 2017 Critique
The ‘British Model’: Give Refugees Work Alexander Betts and Paul Collier's "Refuge" is a work of politically engaged scholarship with both trenchant analysis and original solutions March 27, 2017 Books
Swiftian Satire Of Trumpland Howard Jacobson's new novel is a brief but entertaining assault on Trump March 27, 2017 Books
Dating Dilemmas Trying to change the calendar to accommodate religious festivals has been a centuries-old minefield March 27, 2017 Cosmos
Domesticity And The Divine For Italians of the Renaissance, the home was a place of religious intimacy and contemplation March 27, 2017 Art
No Joy At The Tate David Hockney's 1979 view of the gallery, as told to Miriam Gross March 27, 2017 Drawing Board