“President or prisoner?” That is the news headline the morning I travel to Doonbeg, a small, southwesterly Irish village that counts former US President Donald Trump as an ally. Surrounded by farmland ...

“They all want firing after a cock-up like that,” Oxfordshire farmer James Alexander tells me over the phone. The fallout ...

The case is about an honour which was taken away. The claimant Lord Ranger was made a Commander of the Order of the British ...

The UK’s ‘reset’ on Israel penalises the settlements while leaving the government that protects and expands them largely ...

Donald Trump has been an inescapable presence in American life since he descended the escalator at Trump Tower in Manhattan ...

Equating anti-Zionism with antisemitism or terrorism is both wrong and self-defeating. It tells Jewish dissenters they are ...

It was around 1980 that Paul Marshall, a keen Christian undergraduate at Oxford, went to a presentation by the evangelical aid agency Tearfund. He was so impressed by the call for Christians to help ...

On the third anniversary of 7th October, Israel occupies more than half of Gaza and is still striking the Strip. Most ...

Sitting next to the Thames on a cool, late-summer afternoon, Elif Shafak remembers the last time she stepped foot in Istanbul ...

Masked agents abducting lawful foreign residents into unmarked vans; unconstitutional deportations to El Salvador; the arrest of a Congresswoman conducting oversight of an immigration centre; ...

In 2016, when Donald Trump won his first US election and Britons voted for Brexit by a narrow margin, both results were understood as part of a backlash against the iniquities of neoliberal economics.

This is a deeply uncomfortable moment to be a member of the Jewish community. After the atrocities committed by Hamas on 7th October, killing 1,200, and Israel’s relentless bombardment of Gaza, ...