Book review: Race for Tomorrow and We Have a Dream
Spanning the globe and amplifying young and Indigenous voices, two new books ask us to rethink the climate crisis.
Spanning the globe and amplifying young and Indigenous voices, two new books ask us to rethink the climate crisis.
The writer and historian Michael Ignatieff's new book, "On Consolation", asks whether the search for consolation has come to define the worth of human life.
An Irish writer reflects on fleeing his home in Ukraine.
Marcelo Bielsa, a manager once hailed as "God", has been sacked from Leeds United. When it comes to faith in football, the history of leadership at the club has lessons…
Australian scientists have taught brain cells in a petri dish to play Pong. Is humanity doomed?
Out now – featuring Alice Bell on climate action gone wrong, Brett Scott on the war on cash, Semmi W. on biotech and stolen cells and Carl Rhodes on woke…
Leena Dhingra's new book, which is part memoir, part history, explores the life and death of an Indian revolutionary.
"Only Murders in the Building" is the latest TV show to be inspired by the podcast revolution.
A new book traces the collapse of the moral and political authority of the Catholic Church in Ireland.
Thomas Bernhard’s bleak novels force us to confront the futility of intellectual life.