Zeyd Anwar
Trish Greenhalgh
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The Wordsmith 18 September, 2021
Kyle Harper 17 September, 2021
Edward Westermann 14 September, 2021
Peter Frankopan 14 September, 2021
Zeyd Anwar 12 September, 2021
Ben Thomas 10 September, 2021
Charles Kurzman 10 September, 2021
Zarlush Zaidi 16 August, 2021
Mike Buckley 4 August, 2021
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Vaccine coverage is among the world’s best and cases have come down from their peak, but the pandemic isn’t over yet.
Adam Kleczkowski 22 August, 2021
In the 20th Century, the United States led the world in racist lawmaking.
James Whitman 21 August, 2021
Local pubs play an important role in local identity. They also play a critical role as drivers of support for radical-right parties.
Diane Bolet 21 August, 2021
Human beings aren't as irrational as first thought.
Stephen Reicher 24 August, 2021
Every day, a man calling himself The People’s Poet stands opposite Downing Street with a megaphone and COVID conspiracy posters. His aim? To start a revolution.
Zeyd Anwar 5 September, 2021
Zeyd Anwar 18 September, 2021
The Wordsmith 18 September, 2021
Kyle Harper 17 September, 2021
Trish Greenhalgh 17 September, 2021
Andrew Lee 17 September, 2021
The UK’s COVID Winter Plan Doesn’t Go Far Enough
How the Pandemic Will Play Out This Winter
Boris Johnson’s Quotes on Politics, Sex and Life
Education in Afghanistan Has Always Been a Battlefield
Al-Qaida and ISIS Are Struggling to Recruit
Joe Biden is Facing the Worst Moment of his Presidency
Eating People is Wrong — but it’s also Widespread and Sacred
Enlightenment Wasn’t the Age of Reason
Charisma is a Dangerous and Mysterious Gift