There was, within living memory, an infrastructure of collective thinking in this country —  an infrastructure, above all else, for...

The Department for Transport this month delivered yet more humiliating news on the HS2 railway, the high-speed rail project that...

Populism has become the dominant political mode of the present moment, across the Western political spectrum. Contemporary Britain is a...

A joint Al Jazeera and Liberty Investigates report published on 20 April revealed that 12 British universities – including Oxford,...

Last week, Maurice Glasman – the peer who supplied Blue Labour with its intellectual architecture – told the Telegraph that...

In the cavernous theatre of the House of Commons on 20 April 2026, amid two and a half hours of...

The demand for the regulation of Artificial Intelligence appeared straightforward: systems of increasing capability and complexity ought not to be...

Direct military force has, for centuries, been the principal means by which States have achieved ambitious foreign policy objectives, whether...

On 25 February 2026, the European Commission is expected to formally present the Industrial Accelerator Act, a comprehensive proposal designed...

Anti-corruption is widely treated as an unambiguous public good. Investigations, prosecutions, commissions, and transparency initiatives are assumed to weaken entrenched...

The latest release of documents connected to Jeffrey Epstein has reignited a familiar media ritual. Names circulate, while royals and...

In a packed hall at the World Economic Forum in Davos this January, Canadian prime minister Mark Carney delivered a...

The dominant Western narrative of Iran’s modern history remains a morality play. A democratic springtime crushed by a foreign-backed autocrat,...

In recent months, the US has moved decisively from coercion exercised through indirect means to coercion exercised openly and without...

In the early hours of the morning of Wednesday 17 December, while most of Britain slept, a small group of...