Book review: The Immoral Majority
Ben Howe's polemic against Trump-supporting Christians gives us a rare insight into the evangelical split.
Politics & Conflict
The return of Algeria’s revolution
Recent pro-democracy protests in Algeria have taken up the torch of the independence struggle
Book review: They will have to die now
James Verini's book is a monument to the brutal Battle of Mosul and the fall of the Caliphate
“Indoctrination happens through socialisation.”
Q&A with Julia Ebner, author of "Going Dark: The Secret Social Lives of Extremists".
Rage in the corridors of power
The work of two controversial German thinkers illuminates the return of anger in politics
Battle lines
Climate change needs radical action – but a sharply polarised debate is stifling progress. How do we break the impasse?
Democracy and its discontents
The biggest ever global dataset on attitudes to democracy makes for troubling reading.
Huawei and new frontiers of war
Fundamental shifts in global power underlie current anxieties over the Chinese provider of 5G telecoms.
Here’s what happens in the brain when we disagree
Is there anything that can make us listen to a carefully reasoned opinion?
Notes from the frontier
Digital tech gives us the illusion of a borderless world – but it goes hand in hand with the violent sorting of human beings.