Opinion
Ukraine war: are both sides preparing for stalemate?
It has been a year since Russia made any significant movements on the battlefield. Is a stalemate near?
Rishi Sunak’s decision to bring back David Cameron has distracted us all for now, but the long-term strategy is flawed
'Pulling any rabbit out of the hat is unlikely to change the Conservative's fortunes at the next election, but if there is one, this almost certainly isn’t it.'
What to expect next from Suella Braverman
Up to now, believe it or not, she has been restrained by being in office. Watch as the gloves come off.
Suella Braverman’s comments comparing Gaza protests with Northern Ireland are a grave misunderstanding of the facts
"The long and difficult process of building a peaceful and just Northern Ireland began with ceasefires"
Trade unions in the UK and US have become more powerful despite political interference and falling memberships
Trade unionism is experiencing a revival few thought possible – and one that shows no signs of stopping. Is it time for Labour to listen up?
Elevenses: Weaponising Patriotism
When you weaponise patriotism you don’t become more patriotic. You become dangerously nationalistic.
Elevenses: Truth Social
We appear to have arrived at an era-defining moment for social media at the very worst time.
Elevenses: Sunak’s Choice
Why an early election is the best move for both PM and country.
Luciano de Vries: How He Built an Empire
This week we throw the spotlight on Luciano de Vries, a businessman who made his fortune after confounding Gaet Investment Holding LTD, and has since become a leading figure in the finance industry.