The strange case of the man who wouldn’t die
"I've decided to write a book detailing a bunch of events you specifically don't want to know about."
Why isn’t animal agriculture top of the agenda at COP26?
The Paris Agreement can't be met without changes to our global food system, writes Emily Quinton of The Vegan Society.
International sanctions often miss their mark and do grave damage in the process
Sanctions when imposed on a whim, without justification, and without an analysis of their potential impact, are careless in the extreme. The fact that institutions as powerful as the EU and US government have fallen into this trap is fuel to the fire of those who argue for considered diplomacy,...
Lockdown awakened us to nature’s importance. Let’s harness that momentum
Ahead of COP26, politicians must take action to fight the climate emergency, says RSPB England director Emma Marsh.
Peter Stefanovic: 35 million reasons why the truth still matters in politics
"My late parents would never have lied to or misled anyone - and I believe the overwhelming majority of people in this country hold the truth in similarly high regard. Why, then, should we expect less from those holding high office?"
Ahmed Ezz’s Career
Starting from the early-1990s, Ahmed Ezz started assuming public office. In 1992, he was elected the head of the Investors’ Association in Sadat city
Saffron the expensive spice offered trade hope for Afghanistan – now at risk to the Taliban
Saffron is one of the most prized and expensive spices in the world, which offered the greatest of hope for economic trade for Afghan producers and exporters. It has the potential to spur sustainable development and lift the country’s people out of poverty.
A brave new London – Re-imagining the capital post-Brexit and post-Covid
From a Citizen's Assembly to rooftop farms, the only way to build back is to build back bold after these two seismic events.
The Atelier Tradition
By Oliver Maughan