The deportations and offshoring that Nigel Farage advocates are becoming facts of European politics By Alexander Etkind As the world heats up, Nazi wrecks are rising from the depths. Record-low water ...

The response from Pyongyang to the US president’s overtures has been silence By Katie Stallard Donald Trump appears to be trying to get Kim Jong Un’s attention. On 16 August, as the US military was ...

Behind every headline was a human being: a son, a brother, a colleague and a teacher By Simon Woolley The millions of people around the world who encountered Professor Jason Arday through the deluge ...

The Reform leader didn’t turn up to his own by-election By Anoosh Chakelian Nigel Farage has won the Clacton by-election, in a contest boycotted by every other major party. But in the end, even he ...

Can a large language model learn literary judgement? By Phoebe Pascoe When Erin Hoover, the poet laureate of Cookeville, Tennessee, was getting her PhD in creative writing, her professor used to ask ...

A young man has died. Where was the possibility of absolution? By Rowan Williams A young man who has lived with different kinds of disadvantage all his life is elevated to a position of influence and ...

He couldn’t stop Brexit and Brexit couldn’t stop him. Now he’s getting his life back By Ethan Croft One man, two houses. The first, a Victorian terrace made of kidney-bean bricks, with a white PVC ...

Her new album Lost Weekend intertwines heartbreak and new love with grieving her father’s death By Hannah Ison Phoebe Bridgers is a motorbike-riding elf queen in the music video of “Lost Boys”, the ...

The modern far-right is not a return to fascism, but a new and original threat. By Richard Seymour The far-right is on the march; the left has rallied to defeat it. In a month which has seen the Trump ...

Whatever AOC now claims, the psychic distortions we call “woke” are the currency of American politics By Lee Siegel “Woke 1.0 was crazy.” So saideth Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and it’s a measure of the ...

Celeste Marcus is the managing editor of Liberties: A Quarterly Journal of Culture and Politics This bloody, cursed year should transform our conception of evil. If he’s named as Kamala Harris’s ...

Make sense of a new government with the help of our political reporters By Ailbhe Rea, Ethan Croft and Megan Kenyon Follow along live as we bring you the latest updates from Westminster on the ...