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The President is bending over backwards to satisfy the Democrats’ 'woke' wing
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Rising Hindu nationalism has outflanked the global Left
An aggrieved monkey caused the young Prince to be exiled from his homeland
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The ultimate outsider somehow became a figurehead for Britishness
Lockdown and Brexit have drawn a new generation into an old conflict
His life's second act may be stranger than the first
Too many of our ex-leaders regard ordinary voters with disdain
Alan Duncan's diaries epitomise the emptiness of his generation
The ex-PM has become a symbol of systemic failure
The French President's cynical rebranding will not convince anyone
Too many experts are unable to escape their own political prejudices
European liberals never ask uncomfortable questions about immigration
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The IDW convenor explains how the group became ideologically divided
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The Right-wing leader is on course to gain young voters to next year's election
Perhaps now we will stop slavishly following the US into war
Whatever happens in the election next month, new populist parties are emerging
Wherever men and women live together, there will be instances of sexual assault
Scoring cheap political points will only undermine the devolution project
The President's policy is identical to Donald Trump's — but that's not how CNN sees it
A declining Jewish population poses new and difficult questions for the country
The SNP leader's concession will be music to Alex Salmond’s ears
Coronavirus has exposed huge health inequalities across the country
Philip Tetlock is sanguine about the future of higher education
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The Chinese leader's turbulent childhood may explain his ruthless desire for order
In both East and West, young adults are fighting the same enemies
Their investigation into the pandemic was little more than an appeasement of Beijing
Our cash-strapped campuses are turning to Beijing — but at what cost to national security?
They are critical of the Communist Party — yet also embody many of its values
If there's another pandemic, the West could be dependent on Beijing for vaccine development
Ten years on, its fantasy world has turned Britain's national story upside down
London's 'Little Pyongyang' is still haunted by totalitarianism
Beijing's science stooges are being unmasked by an international team of online sleuths
As pubs reopen, spare a thought for the teetotal social justice warriors of old
There's an undeniable feeling of guilt as old loyalties are replaced
Contemporary culture demonises many traditional male traits — at what cost?
Unlike Thatcher, the late Shirley Williams would have fought for genuine equality
Our contributors examine the protest movement that shook the world
Their dogmatic approach makes sensible analysis impossible
An obsession with language ignores the material priorities of Britain’s minorities
Both Left and Right have seen violence carried out in their name — and done nothing
If your economy is ruled from California, then your society will be too
The nation often appears deranged and unstable — only to come up trumps
The politician's son had the misfortune to grow up surrounded by saints
From vaccine passports to facial recognition, we are too relaxed about being ruled by technology
The flawed writer is an antidote to today's less ambitious literary scene