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The work of the great Jewish artist Helène Aylon, who died earlier this year, will help me in my seasonal contemplation of birth, death and resurrection

The conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan has global significance, not least because of its powerful backers: Russia and Turkey

The French president’s grand international strategy is founded on one questionable premise: the coherence and solidity of the EU

Not everyone will find a haven in his work. But his magnificently eloquent body of work challenges us and repays the effort

Why do people with the best of intentions so often create the worst of outcomes? They come up against reality

Many countries want to imitate Australia’s success. But its values and governance are eccentric—and may not travel

The Abraham Accords signed last month between Israel, the UAE and Bahrain signal a new reality underpinned by moderate Islam

Immanuel Kant is often misunderstood — and he is partly to blame. But what he has to say is well worth thinking about

An awful lot of advertising is graceless and uninviting. But very occasionally an advert has the cheek to be enjoyable and funny

With comedians coming under pressure to only perform ideologically pure material, can comedy and satire survive?