Anti-semitism in Labour won’t end with Corbyn
As Jeremy Corbyn's leadership ends, two books make clear that the new leader has work to do.
Faith & Religion
Blood, wine and the coronavirus
Covid-19 has hit during preparations for Easter, the 'Celebration of Celebrations' in Orthodox faith, forcing a reluctant confrontation between the Greek state and the church
Book review: Being Human
Rowan Williams' ambitious new book is a crusade against reductionism.
Where is faith in the fight between Sanders and Biden?
Religion may not be getting much airtime in the Democratic primaries, but don’t be fooled.
Women are leading the fight to protect India’s secular constitution
The Citizenship Amendment Act is only part of President Modi's assault on the secular underpinnings of the Indian constitution.
Broken icons: abuse in Poland’s Catholic Church
Poland’s establishment is at last waking up to the scandal of abuse in the Catholic Church, thanks to a new film.
Book review: A History of the Bible
John Barton's book refuses to perceive one translation as perfect or another critic as unbiased.
The rise of Brazil’s Santo Daime religion
Ayahuasca and shamanic tourism were already controversial in Brazil, and now face an uncertain future under Bolsonaro.
Book review: Majoritarian State
This book of essays on how Hindu nationalism is changing India paints a worrying picture.
The complex picture of religion and atheism today
What people in Britain believe – or don’t – has changed dramatically in recent years. The results are likely to surprise you.