Before entering politics, he studied Machiavelli and the art of gaining and holding power. But is the young French president a lion or a fox?
Sidney Alford used to blow things up in his garage. Now his expertise is helping save lives.
The idea that education – all education – should be free is intoxicating and liberating. But there's a problem.
An examination of people’s “unspoken” emotions is missing from recent British history.
“All I could think of was: why? Why was I here? How had this happened to me, to an innocent person?”
As a student activist, Orban helped free Hungary from communism. As its prime minister, he practises “illiberal democracy” and praises Trump and Putin.
Disruptive technologies might change the very nature of humanity – and no nation can fight on its own.
If liberal democracy is to survive, the tide of populism will have to be turned back. The question is: how?
The rise of populism in Britain and France is the result of a restless “crowd electorate”. Both countries' future stability depends on their changing relationship with the EU.
The Almeida's young associate director has a reputation for criticising the rest of the theatre world. But, he says, he's just trying to strip away the “plastic casing” from classic texts such as Hamlet and 1984.
Her mentor Helmut Kohl called her his assassin. She is ruthless with those who betray her. She is also now being described as the leader of the free world. So, who is the German chancellor and what’s next for her?
