17 Jan 2025 - 12:00am

Can Bayrou’s government survive? The cost of clinging on is considerable

Christopher Bickerton

16.01

Border hawks need the labour Left The populist Right lacks the muscle to take on big business

Antonio de Loera-Brust

16.01

Rachel Reeves, the pound shop George Osborne She is beholden to bankers

Yanis Varoufakis

16.01

Trump can’t end Mexico’s cartel war Drug networks are too complex

Ioan Grillo

16.01

Will our universities ever recover from Covid? The cult of safetyism is still rampant

Jennie Bristow

15.01

Bring back paternalism for the mentally ill Small government is not the answer

Stephen Eide

15.01

Britain’s post-imperial delusion We can no longer rely on our American Cousins

Mary Harrington

15.01

Chatbots are not your friends AI will make a fortune from our loneliness

Tom Rachman

15.01

American empathy has turned to ashes The wildfire blame game is driving us apart

Lee Siegel

15.01

The cruelty of ‘corridor care’ Wes Streeting won't save the NHS

Dr Emma Jones

15.01

Don’t let ancient languages die They illuminate our own blind spots

Georgy Kantor

14.01

‘Experts’ killed trust in vaccines Politicised agencies and irrational rules alienated parents

Karol Markowicz