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Fifty years before some women were given the franchise, Lily Maxwell voted in a...
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Peter Kellner / October 13, 2018
Fifty years before some women were given the franchise, Lily Maxwell voted in a...
Paul Collier / October 12, 2018
Most of the country is hurting. But it won’t be able to escape the shadow of the mighty...
Jasmin Mujanovic / September 23, 2018
A complex peace deal, backed by Europe and America, ended the Bosnian war in 1995. Now,...
Prospect Team / September 21, 2018
London is struggling—but these three cities are truly vibrant 24/7
Aimee Cliff / September 21, 2018
Sadiq Khan wanted to make London a "24-hour-city." As clubs close, is the dream over?
Steve Bloomfield / September 21, 2018
As the High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina in the early 2000s, Paddy Ashdown...
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How one website is poisoning our political discourse. Plus: Will Self on liberalism, the truth about Oxford admissions, and the real John McDonnell
Donald MacIntyre reports from the West Bank on how the two-state solution is dying, while Avraham Burg proposes a bold one-state solution. Plus: a new Life section and remembering VS Naipaul
What would really happen if the UK stayed in the EU? Zoe Williams, Nick Clegg and more give their views. Plus: inside the world of child prodigies—and rediscovering Oscar Wilde's "lost" years in Paris
Will Brexit break the Conservatives? With Europe's centre-right under threat, Prospect asks what the future holds for moderate conservatism. Plus: Julian Baggini, Samira Shackle, and Cal Flyn on learning Gaelic