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Maurizio Viroli on how we can learn from history
James Barr on George McGhee, American father to Britain’s Suez Crisis
Philip Bobbitt on the decay and renewal of the US constitutional order
The history of democracy with Erica Benner
Lars Trägårdh on the origins of Swedish democracy
Dominic Sandbrook on Jesse Ventura, the wrestling governor who blazed a trail for Trump
Josef Joffe on the future of the European Union
The age of upheaval
Simon Mayall on the history of the modern Middle East
James Hardie on Heinrich Biber, composer of rapture and ravings
Lawrence James on the invention of jingoism
Caravaggio’s ‘last’ painting
Steven Grosby on the persistence of nationhood
Vanessa Harding on Nehemiah Wallington, Puritan chronicler who had far less fun than Pepys
Adrian Wooldridge on meritocracy
The Entente Cordiale with T.G. Otte
Mariano Sigman on how language has shaped human consciousness
Peter Frankopan on Anna Komnene, the princess who chronicled Byzantium’s changing fortunes
Nathan Shachar on ideology in science
The evolution of terrorist threat
Gregory Feifer on the mirage of Russian power
Gillian Clark on the many ways of seeing Saint Monica
Peter Heather on empire and development in first millennium Europe
Will AI revolutionise education?
Barry Strauss on Ancient Greek geopolitics
Jenny McCartney on Jean Denis, Comte Lanjuinais, fearless opponent of The Terror
Josef Joffe on the end of 'the end of history'
Werner Herzog
Michael Broers on how Napoleon built a continent
Aspasia of Miletus: queen of the Athenian salon
Norman Stone on the 1860s
Ukraine, two years on
David Frum on how empire-states are changing the game
Horace’s vast and complex legacy
Elisabeth Kendall on Jihadist poetry as propaganda
The Edwardians: the calm before the storm
Malise Ruthven on the appeal of ISIS
Can Israel win the peace?
Andrew Preston on the invention of American national security
The Soviet Union's bid for Africa
Charly Salonius-Pasternak on how Nordic and Baltic countries are preparing for war
The life and work of Mayazaki Hayao
Kimberly Kagan on the United States and the new way of war
A month that shook the world
Pascal Vennesson on the rise of transnational war-making
Rolf Ekéus on how to end wars
Philip Bobbitt on the new global disorder
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