May 31, 2021

What Oxford taught me about posh people The dreaming spires hide a vicious sense of entitlement

James Rebanks

10.05

What if Ireland were united? The partition of the island averted tragedy — and then enabled it

Colm Toibin

06.05

England’s ancient beef with Ireland This isn't the first time Ireland has rivalled Britain for Europe's custom

Paul Lay

05.05

The IRA’s hunger for martyrs Modern Ireland was defined by the defiance and death of Bobby Sands

Jenny McCartney

04.05

What England owes the Irish Relations between the two nations were not always a nightmare

Tom Holland

03.05

Northern Ireland has little hope left It's becoming increasingly obvious that Westminster couldn't care less

Carlo Gebler

17.04

The emptiness of Evil Vice became exciting when virtue grew boring — but it will never sustain you

Terry Eagleton

16.04

Mankind always needs a monster Our perpetual search for a villain is an attempt to absolve us of complicity

Tanya Gold

15.04

Adolf Eichmann and me I survived Belsen and saw the monster's trial. May his evil never be forgotten

Shaul Ladany

14.04

How Hitler killed the Devil In a world without God, the Führer is the ultimate benchmark of morality

Tom Holland

13.04

Why ISIS love to kill Attempts to rationalise evil let its barbaric perpetrators off the hook

Simon Cottee

12.04

The calculated evil of Adolf Eichmann Sixty years after the infamous trial, Hannah Arendt's verdict remains appallingly wrong

Alexander Faludy