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Darya Dolzikova / June 19, 2019
The key is to resist artificial deadlines from Tehran and give the formal mechanisms in...
Guy de Jonquières / June 19, 2019
British politics is being warped by a tiny minority who will pick the next leader and a...
Even if a technological fix did prove possible is it something we should really think...
Tony Walker / June 18, 2019
As America pledges to send in further troops, what do the escalating tensions tell us...
Become too authentic and you simply rule out self-improvement
Features
Hephzibah Anderson / June 13, 2019
As shops shutter, it is not only local economies but the sense of place and community...
India's cricket captain is the very model of a modern, newly-assertive and economically...
Angela Saini / June 10, 2019
You want your doctor to treat you as an individual. But clinical practice is warped by...
Ed Miliband / June 10, 2019
Solving climate change needn't wreck the economy. In fact, it's the smartest way to fix it
Jack Losh / June 8, 2019
A small, landlocked nation, the Central African Republic has been blighted by a...
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Prospect Team / June 13, 2019
The writer on her memories of childhood, the fight against populism—and why she writes...
Tom Clark / June 13, 2019
Global warming is not the kind of phenomenon that the human mind has evolved to regard as...
Is growth the source of our climate crisis or the means to fixing it? Two contributors go...
Prospect Team / June 10, 2019
Chris Tilbury / June 8, 2019
Millions of people watch the finals of video games sports tournaments—and the money...
Prospect Team / June 5, 2019
The Conservative politician and party leadership contender answers Prospect's questions...
Archive
Ed Miliband puts forward a radical green agenda, and argues that it's time to bring the Green New Deal home. Plus: Rory Stewart on English moderation, and Angela Saini uncovers the return of scientific racism
Steve Bloomfield asks whether nationalism will take hold in Britain. Could a populist really reach No 10? Plus: Julia Blunck on the world’s next environmental catastrophe and Philip Ball on the greatest mystery in physics today
As the Brexit crisis rumbles on, is it time to rewire British politics? Plus Ray Monk on why cows have feelings, Clive James on how poetry heals—and a new generation of writers take inspiration from Woolf
How has the national broadcaster dealt with the biggest issue of our time? Plus: James Graham on John Bercow and Jennifer Williams on Manchester's housing boom (and homelessness crisis)