Former Prince Andrew, the spoiled son of Elizabeth II who caused the biggest crisis in the British monarchy
The dealings of Charles III’s brother with the financier Jeffrey Epstein have shaken the foundations of Buckingham Palace
The French Revolution that brewed amid gossip, pamphlets and popular ditties
Part of the Ancien Régime’s fall from grace stemmed from the way Parisians communicated amongst themselves, according to historian Robert Darnton’s ‘The Revolutionary Temper’
Russell Tovey: ‘I was advised many times not to come out, I don’t think there was many people who’d done that — and I feel really proud that I’m one of those that did’
The British actor, activist and arts educator, star of the film ‘Plainclothes’, represents the 21st century’s multifaceted and liberated version of the heartthrob
The long road of libertarians in Latin America: from think tanks to the halls of power
Argentinean journalist Soledad Vallejos’ new book explores the path of organizations that began to promote liberal ideals decades ago, and now represent the new right and far right
Gay far-right sympathizer falls in love with young Pakistani man in Thatcher’s London: The magnificent 40th anniversary of ‘My Beautiful Laundrette’
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Daniel Day-Lewis, Hanif Kureishi and Stephen Frears were almost unknown when they burst onto the scene with this low-budget English film
Michael J. Sandel: ‘The left needs to learn to speak the language of patriotism’
The US philosopher warns of the danger of trying to combat Trump with ‘purely economic arguments’
Milei backs self-determination for Falkland Islanders: ‘We hope one day they will vote with their feet’
Forty-three years after the start of the Falklands War, the far-right president aligns himself with the position of the UK, which believes islanders have the right to decide on Argentina’s sovereignty claim
The ideals first fought for in the 1960s are under siege: Is it time to take to the streets?
Several documentaries examine a decade that turned out to be a turning point in history. The progressive social values that were first mooted then are now under attack from the far right, though not for the first time
Alice Weidel, a far-right profile that breaks the mold
The AfD leader maintains a discourse that contradicts her personal life but is allowing her to gain ground among a German electorate concerned about immigration
The women of the reactionary wave: ‘What’s wrong with being submissive?’
The BBC documentary ‘America’s New Female Right’ profiles three activists and influencers playing a role in the war against feminism, immigration and LGBTQ+ rights. It does little to help understand the social and electoral wave that is beating back progress
Johan Norberg: ‘Some time ago, they told me that I was far-right, and now, from the right, they tell me that I am a woke capitalist’
The Swedish historian, an advocate of classical liberalism, argues that for a certain sector of the right today, defending the beliefs of Thatcher and Reagan is being a ‘cultural Marxist’
Powerful Spanish regional leader under pressure as court investigates her partner’s tax affairs
Madrid’s rightwing regional president, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, who is seen as a possible future party leader and prime ministerial candidate, has come under fire in recent months on several fronts
Nikki Haley, daughter of Indian immigrants, takes on Trump
The former UN ambassador gains momentum in polls ahead of the first Republican primaries
María Corina Machado, the Venezuelan Margaret Thatcher
The politician — who currently leads the opposition primary polls in Venezuela — defends privatization policies and the reduction of the size of the state. However, she’s tolerant and flexible on issues such as abortion and gay marriage
Wendy Brown, philosopher: ‘Instead of being so reactive to everything the right says or does, the left needs to set out its own vision’
A feminist who doesn’t write about feminism, this American thinker describes the times that we’re living in as ‘nihilistic.’ ‘Freedom is being used as a rallying cry for the entitlement to just destroy the planet,’ she says
Biden will use Camp David backdrop hoping to broker a breakthrough in Japan-South Korea relations
It will be the first time that Biden has hosted world leaders at the secluded retreat nestled in Maryland’s Catoctin Mountains
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