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Can Trump’s opponents prove him wrong on Ukraine?
His opponents need to prove him wrong on Ukraine
Why are my son’s teachers putting abstract principles before children’s education?
The teachers putting principles before children
The curious business of fertility
The curious business of fertility
Jeremy Clarke remembered: by Boris Johnson, Sophie Winkleman, Eric Idle and more
We’ll miss you, Jeremy
The reactionary bohemian: Jeremy Clarke was one of a kind
Modestly brilliant, dedicatedly hedonistic — Jeremy Clarke was a complete one-off
Migration nation: Brexit has meant more immigration than ever
Brexit has led to more immigration than ever
TV dramas like Welcome to Wrexham are spoiling sport
The blurred lines between sport and entertainment
Why mass shootings won’t change Serbia’s gun culture
In Serbia, the gun is a way of life
How far would you go to get your sick child a kidney transplant?
The Nigerian politician, the Lagos street trader and the foiled kidney transplant plot
Europe is turning against net zero
Europe’s net-zero backlash
Lithuania’s PM: ‘If Russia is not defeated it will come for somebody else’
Lithuania’s Prime Minister on what a Ukrainian victory would look like
In defence of rats
I n the ranks of unloved animals, rats are surely king – so reviled that other pest species are often…
Trump’s second act: he can still win, in spite of everything
Why I think Trump will be the next US President
The tragedy of Ukraine’s stolen children
Who will return Ukraine’s stolen children?
The final countdown: Turkey is on a knife-edge
Turkey’s future hangs in the balance
The Anglican priests charged with exorcising evil spirits
The Anglican priests charged with exorcising evil spirits
Why British women are turning to Danish sperm donors
How the import of Danish sperm has become big business
What will Charles III’s reign look like?
What will Charles III’s reign look like?
I demand reparations for my ancestors’ fall from grace
I demand reparations for my ancestors’ fall from grace
‘We may be history’: Geoffrey Hinton on the dangers of AI
Geoffrey Hinton, the ‘godfather of AI’, on the dangers that lie ahead
