A prophecy of violence
The persecution of Myanmar’s Rohingya Muslims has shocked many in the West – because it shows that Buddhists are also capable of sectarian conflict.
Politics & Conflict
Who’s afraid of diversity in education?
There appears to be an old-fashioned backlash against any challenge to a lack of diversity in academia.
Capitalism: the winter 2017 New Humanist
Out now - how the system shapes the way we think.
An attack on free speech in Malta
The murder of anti-corruption journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia has worrying implications.
Fighting for abortion rights in Northern Ireland
50 years after the 1967 Abortion Act was passed, women in Northern Ireland still has some of the most restrictive abortion laws in Europe.
In a word: Corbynista
Michael Rosen's column on language and its uses.
“We live in a culture of ignorance”
Q&A with Daniel DeNicola, author of "Understanding Ignorance".
Disestablish and be damned
The Church of England continues to hold incredible constitutional power, to the detriment of the UK. Can this be challenged?
Can the BBC remain impartial?
The BBC’s commitment to a tepid impartiality is inappropriate for these chaotic times.
Making a killing: examining the arms trade
An examination of Britain’s arms trade tells us who we are as a country and what our role in the world really is.