The Italian public suffers from so much scandal fatigue that yet another one barely registers

Nation states have a new kind of weapon—how well is Britain preparing? (This article is from Prospect's supplement on cyber resilience)

There is no nuance when it comes to choosing history’s villains; nobody will care if Brazilians really hated the Workers Party government when their major cities are under water

Jens Stoltenberg has said cybercrime could trigger Article 5, where an attack on one ally is an attack on all

The alliance will guard its cyber domain—and invoke collective defence if required (This article appears in Prospect’s new cyber resilience supplement)

UK political debate has become untethered from the reality on the continent

Immigrants are often reminded that we can leave our new countries if we take issue with local customs—but what if we really want to belong?

The “global gag rule” prohibits foreign NGOs from so much as mentioning abortion—with severe health impacts for vulnerable groups

Johnson will be given a fair hearing by the 27—but a substantial renegotiation is still unlikely

This argument has been made frequently since the refugee crisis but the evidence reveals a more complicated picture