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Susanna and the Elders, the woodcut pictured, shows me on the right and the painter Tim Behrens on the left, admiring a pretty waitress in a bar. We are being observed by

Francis Fukuyama is famous for something he did not say. The book which made him a household name in the early 1990s was entitled, a little too grandiosely, The End of History

William Meyers, who wrote about photography for the New York Sun, is one of those rarities — a critic who can also create. Some of his time he spends writing, eloquently and

Obama’s decision to prosecute Khaled Sheik Mohammed in Guantanamo Bay shows even he believes in the efficacy of its military court…

No phrase of Margaret Thatcher caused as much uproar, and was so wilfully misinterpreted, as "There is no such thing as society." As usual with famous quotes, she didn't quite say that,

Book review of A Man of Parts by David Lodge

A new exhibition at Tate Modern succeeds in freeing Miró the artist from Miró the brand…

The Path of Minor Planets by Andrew Sean Greer

Press TV, the propaganda arm of the Iranian regime, has had its bank account frozen by NatWest Bank. AFP reports:

IEngage, once Inayat Bunglawala's vanity project, has written about my piece in the Wall Street Journal from a few weeks ago. In my piece I condemned the London Muslim Centre, inter alia,

‘Earwicga' is a blogger on Pickled Politics and a very angry woman. In the comments thread to a piece written by Sunny Hundal she has bizarrely taken to calling me ‘dishonest'. Later,

Muslims across the world celebrated Eid al-Adha, the festival of sacrifice, on Tuesday - commemorating Abraham's sacrifice. This year Eid came just a few days after Remembrance Sunday marking the sacrifice of