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Making sense of evil
Forced to flee her native Germany, Hannah Arendt is finally celebrated there in a major exhibition
Footnoting the Belfast Agreement’s invisible annex
Owen Polley reviews Breaking Peace: Brexit and Northern Ireland by Feargal Cochrane
Hope and fear for Belarus
The protests in Belarus, like in Venezuela, may end up as a missed opportunity
How Hollywood managed to celebrate German culture in 1954
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s musical coming out just nine years after the end of World War II invited Germany back into polite society
Lana Del Rey’s poetic dream
The news is bad, but on Del Rey’s watch the poetry is sometimes pretty good, and getting better
Why Scotland needs a new party
How the Alliance for Unity plans to defeat the SNP in the bitter battle for Britain
A calibrated campaign of genocide
Our leaders have let us down, so let’s resolve as individuals to end our dependency on the Chinese power wiping out the Uyghurs
Why is the government letting another quango mislead Parliament?
The PHSO misrepresents both inputs and outputs in pursuit of more funds and less litigation
Can the Anglosphere be saved?
CANZUK is a better idea than British advocates have yet articulated
Where do we stand with the twentieth century?
Have our perceptions on the course, themes and events of the 20thC changed? With Professor Jeremy Black