13 Oct 2021 - 1:02am

The hounding of Kathleen Stock Her union's betrayal signals the death of solidarity

Timandra Harkness

13.10

We’re all playing Squid Game The appeal of class war isn't confined to South Korea

Dorian Lynskey

13.10

Sally Rooney’s empty Israel boycott What does she think her decision will achieve?

Sam Leith

12.10

The Tories can save Blue Labour Post-liberalism is more at home on the Left than the Right, according to a new book

Aris Roussinos

12.10

How the Republicans can steal Virginia Old ghosts haunt the battle to be its next Governor

Oliver Wiseman

12.10

The dangers of judicial vanity If she doesn't like attention, why has Lady Hale written a memoir?

James Kirkup

12.10

Is Korea preparing for war? Kim Jong-un is very good at getting what he wants

Elle Hardy

11.10

Inside Melbourne’s eternal lockdown Will the city ever recover from its pursuit of Zero Covid?

Tom Chodor

11.10

Why people love dead Jews The existence of Israel looms over a new essay collection

Matti Friedman

11.10

What turns women into witches? Two new books about witchcraft trials show the powerless have always wanted to be feared

Suzannah Lipscomb

11.10

BHL: The retreat of the West is a disaster The French intellectual on Afghanistan, Brexit and Éric Zemmour

Bernard-Henri Lévy

09.10

How to survive our tragedy Covid has receded — but will pride and hubris doom humanity?

Terry Eagleton