War
What awaits the IDF
Memories of unforgiving urban combat in a tank
Gaza and hope
Amidst the horrors, could there be some signs of future peace?
The limits of vengeance
We should be careful to avoid natural outrage inspiring irrationality
Israel at war: but where will it end?
Hamas knew its unprecedented attack would provoke ferocious retaliation and hopes the violence spreads
November Letters
War, Brexit, Truss and an idea for new merchandise
My war stories
The role of the war film in British cinema
A boring night in Zaporizhia
Hope and struggle in a city with no time for fatigue
Don’t blame the victor
A power imbalance is not proof of oppression
Avoiding the apocalypse
Bold diplomacy must avert an unimaginable crisis in the Middle East
What to do about Crimea?
Western pessimists are not as realistic as they think
Britain must not overregulate AI
Staying competitive in the modern world depends on balancing its opportunities and its risks
Fruitful discussion
Hannah’s Children is a sharp retort to assumptions about barefoot, bread-baking women harassed by scores of children and domineering husbands
The renovation of the Heal’s Building
Londoners are sentimental about the early-twentieth-century Tottenham Court Road store, Heal’s
I love a “dream home” nightmare
What disasters will strike the family next? You almost expect a tsunami
Humza Yousaf, global citizen
Britain needs one, and only one, foreign policy
Big town life
Force for progress, loyalist fortress, or den of iniquity — the English town has been all of these, and more
Urban insecurity and conflict
The medieval English town was subject to fire, flood, plague — and revolution
Ireland’s surrogacy scandal
The Irish inferiority complex grasps at any first — no matter how low
Reform can perform
Has Britain found its insurgent populist party?
The final lap
Senna dives into the high-speed Tamburello corner and never comes out of it
The name game
There’s a meeting of the world’s most important leaders, and Rishi has been invited along, too
