British intellectual magazine featuring essays on politics, culture, and ideas.
Twenty-five years on, 9/11 is history — but the scale of the attack still makes a purely rational response feel inadequate Source
Canada shows what happens when assisted dying advances while disabled people struggle to get the care they need to live Source
St Paul’s decision to collaborate with Fabric reflects a wider retreat from Britain’s Christian heritage and an unequal approach to faith Source
One year on, Britain’s Online Safety Act is putting ordinary conversations behind digital age gates Source
Jordan Bardella’s agreement with Nigel Farage has blown apart the assumption that Britain and France cannot cooperate on small boats Source
The people warning that AI will destroy humanity have spent billions making sure we believe them Source
Elizabeth Barrett Browning deserves a lot better than to be remembered for a single line Source
The early supporters of assisted suicide had sinister motivations Source
Domestic abuse victims will be at risk of being pressured into ending their lives Source
9/11 may not have been an inside job but conspiracy theories do not exist in a vacuum Source
The AfD has won a major victory — but what will it mean in terms of political power? Source
How stable employment is unravelling, and what we have to do to prepare for it Source