How the Left Turned Against the Jews
Anti-Semitism has never been confined to the Right. Its latest manifestation is the left-wing campaign to undermine Israel
We Abandon Christians in the East At Our Peril
Radical Islam is growing in Muslim countries that openly persecute their religious minorities. The West has so far turned a blind eye
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
A Veil of Silence Over Murder
Here in Britain, and all over the world, men are killing women on a point of 'honour'. Why do we tolerate the intolerable?
Dreyfus and the Birth of Intellectual Protest
Zola inspired other writers and artists to defend the jailed Jewish officer. Yet he himself was not free of the taint of anti-Semitism
A turning point for moderate Islam
In an age of stark ideological cleavages, Muslims are living through a battle of ideas over the meaning of religion in the modern world
El pibe de oro — the golden kid
The life of Diego Maradona epitomised the working-class soul of Argentinian football and mirrored the country he loved
Don’t fear the Reaper
We have become reluctant to accept death as an integral part of life. Perhaps coronavirus will give us a more realistic attitude to mortality
The cult on Pennsylvania Avenue
A peculiar organisation is peddling exotic conspiracy theories about Joe Biden’s electoral win — but the Larouchians have long attempted to bend reality
Why decriminalisation could work for the UK
More and more jurisdictions are decriminalising drugs. The policy may appear radical but it is a pragmatic response to help the most vulnerable