Anatol Lieven
Anatol Lieven is a senior fellow of the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft in Washington DC
When do we lift the sanctions?
Sooner or later a diplomatic compromise will have to be reached
Manifesto for traditional elegance
Classicism’s enduring relevance and timeless appeal
A radical reframing of conservative tradition
Yoram Hazony’s purified conservatism risks losing touch with political reality
The rise and fall of slavery in the Caribbean
Professor Jeremy Black on the reality of the slave economy created by the Caribbean’s European colonisers
A death sentence for freedom online
The Online Safety Bill won’t make us the “safest country to be online” — just the most boring
Ethiopia’s sacred tablets must remain in Britain
With thousands dying in Tigray, why is Parliament discussing ancient relics?
Why do women bear the brunt of literary censorship?
Cancellation is the modern manifestation of public shaming culture
Some very healthy early music canaries
Helen Charlston & Toby Carr; Siglo de Oro (LFBM, St John’s, Smith Sq)
The Beatles: occasionally fab four
Their output was more mixed than many critics would like to believe
Good God, I can’t publish this…
The ancient art of the literary rejection
Small town radio
Letters from the Falklands front: when broadcasting was a matter of life or death