In this month's issue, our writers rethink the individual's place in politics and ideas

Earlier this year, she declined to run for leadership of the Liberal Democrats. But insiders say her time may yet come

Western Russia-bashing usually provokes an angry response. Not this time: the legacy of the revolution is far too divisive

The Brexit bunch would shudder to admit it—but they are following a decidedly French script

“The president was drinking. He said he was resigning.”

From Dina toThe Party and a Blade Runner update, these are the best films to see in October

Applebaum argues that the Holodomor was not just a humanitarian disaster—it was a systematic attack on the country itself.

With strengths in world-class technology, research and development, the UK is well positioned to respond to global changes

Rodric Braithwaite's Armageddon and Paranoia seesaws between two powers—and has much to say to our present moment

The Man Booker-nominated novel begins with an airport scene that will be familiar to many Muslims