After nearly 25 years I am home in northern California, toggling between tenses, trying to work out how to be here now ...

Centrism used to be such a nice word. Cast your mind back to the 1990s, when Bill Clinton championed the “vital center” and Tony Blair’s Third Way was electorally unstoppable. In the afterglow of the ...

Slavoj Zizek is a Slovenian philosopher. He first came to attention in the west with the publication in 1989 of The Sublime Object of Ideology, and has since become famous for his charismatic ...

Two days before the missiles started raining down on Baghdad in March 2003, Josh Richards packed a mixture of petrol and washing-up liquid into his rucksack and headed off to RAF Fairford in ...

In his Prospect article "The rise of time machine fiction," Sam Sacks identified that “once a sci-fi plot conceit, time travel fiction has become among the most popular structural devices in ...

The offending book was an edition of Mao Zedong’s speeches collected and published by the eminent sinologist, the late Stuart ...

Israel’s election results have so far been as fractured as expected, but so far there appears to be an opportunity to remove ...

Last summer I was invited to take part in two small private events attended by many US, European and Asian billionaires, some worth many tens of billions. The events were fun and stimulating, and many ...

By Sunday, the headlines belonged to the burning town hall in Limoges, the masked mobs and the looted shops. Emmanuel Macron ...

In the weeks ahead of tomorrow’s vote, the prime minister’s leading Jewish rivals have been neck-and-neck with his bloc.

Ten years after Brexit, even Eurosceptics have discovered Brussels’ value ...