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Featured Articles
Towering Above Ourselves
The French really can do major ceremonial events with aplomb: they take their pomp seriously. Okay, there was that faux
Macron and the Politics of the Spectacle
One can only admire Emmanuel Macron’s poise and aplomb as he performs his ceremonial duties, addresses his people from the
Hollowing Out
The convictions of Wayne Couzens in 2021 and David Carrick in 2023, both serving Metropolitan Police officers, clearly had a
Highlights from our latest issue
Freedom, equality, euthanasia
The dissolution of the National Assembly by Emmanuel Macron on 9 June had the collateral effect of wiping out all
Putin’s Conservative Masquerade
When reflecting on modern Russia, it’s worth to recall its political regime’s Soviet origins, which are fundamentally at odds with
Book Reviews
Europe’s Bravest Nation?
How Finland Survived Stalin: From Winter War to Cold War, Kimmo Rentola, Yale, £25.00 This is a timely book. Finland,
Humanity’s Best Friend
Hoof Beats. How Horses Shaped Human History, William T Taylor, University of California Press, £25. We ate horses before we
A Few Words Before I Die
Daybreak In Gaza Stories of Palestinian Lives & Culture. Ed By Mahmoud Muna and Matthew Teller. SAQI books. Profits donated