We publish New Humanist, a quarterly journal of ideas, science and culture.

Alec Ryrie overlooks virtually all atheist and humanist thinkers in his history of unbelief.

Salt water farms offer a solution to climate change challenges, revolutionising how we grow food.

Working from home increasingly means accepting intrusive forms of AI surveillance. But these systems are troublingly unscientific and unethical.

The story of Istanbul's Aya Sofya, now once again a sacred space, holds a mirror up to the region's history and points to a rocky future.

Ben Howe's polemic against Trump-supporting Christians gives us a rare insight into the evangelical split.

Can the growing number of Death Cafés help us to accept the inevitable?

Audrey Simmons, a key member of the Association of Black Humanists, on the challenges faced by black apostates and the need to ensure humanism is welcoming to all.

Srećko Horvat's latest book is a passionate call for a new radical internationalism.

Q&A with Howard Steven Friedman, author of "Ultimate Price: The Value We Place on Life".

The threat of antibiotic resistance is looming, but artificial intelligence may show the way forward

Evidence of a modern bird species living side by side with dinosaurs has been uncovered