Book review: The Revolutionists
Jason Burke's history of "the extremists who hijacked the 1970s" is a rollicking tale – but also a cautionary fable
Politics & Conflict
Book review: Frontline Poets
Authors Joe Freeman and Aung Naing Soe explore why poetry is such a powerful political force in Myanmar
Six voices on how to fight propaganda
We asked people standing up for free thought and reason around the world how to defend the truth
God enters the manosphere
Online influencers are using religion to give misogyny a virtuous veneer
David Olusoga on Empire, identity – and The Traitors
We talk to historian David Olusoga about revisiting the story of the Empire, religion in Britain – and why logic gets you nowhere on "The Traitors"
Book review: Jacinda Ardern’s ‘A Different Kind of Power’
The former prime minister of New Zealand tells the human story of national leadership
The new crusaders
Meet the religious conservatives, bankrolled by the US, attacking British rights and access to abortion
Letters from Palestine’s students
A new book features work by student writers and translators in Gaza
Life on the frontlines
Two memoirs, from Basra and Ukraine, chronicle the lives of ordinary men pulled into war
Nuclear choices
In an age of conflict and climate change, we must listen to the people of Fukushima and Hiroshima