Counterpoints- Page 7

In Provence, a community of French Protestants gather every September

Nelson's flagship at Trafalgar, HMS Victory, has earned the right to go back into the water

Theatre critics are frequently out of step with audiences and prone to bringing too much of their own baggage to their writing

Ideally, a person should occupy the space of a person. This should rule out the trailing of collision-prone wheeled suitcases

A flat tax and radical fiscal restructuring would transform Italy's economy and encourage taxpayers to invest in their human capital

A university reunion offers a useful reminder that the Sixties might not be quite as we remember them

There has always been a gap between the generations, but this year's 'youthquake' looks set only to widen it

Tim Farron’s resignation shows the cost of admitting to religious views in a liberal, secular society

Honest analysis of Labour under Corbyn during the election was buried by mainstream news outlets Who were the winners and losers in the media coverage of the 2017 election? Some answers are

Would a 100-yen good luck token buy me Zen at the wheel?

Forget 'best in the world' — the Berlin Philharmonic may not even be the best orchestra in Berlin

With Marxism again popular among some, could North Korea soon be in vogue?