John Foster / 02 Oct 2026
Thinning the Herd
Trump Cuts Student Loans
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Editorial
Sabina Knight / 30 Sep 2026
The Garbage Time of History
Empty, Homogeneous Politics
When President Xi Jinping visited the White House last week, Donald Trump implicitly acknowledged that China is now a peer of the United States. (...)
Ari Paul / 29 Sep 2026
Silencing Macklemore Won’t Make Jews Safer
Ruthless Cosmopolitan
Dear reader, today we address the most difficult and serious topic in this column's history: Ed Sheeran.(...)
Josh White / 28 Sep 2026
Wales Over Westminster
The Rise of Nation.Cymru
Welsh news service Nation.Cymru finds itself at a crossroads.(...)
John Foster / 25 Sep 2026
A Qualified Victory
Die Linke Wins in Berlin
German political commentators have misunderstood the recent Berlin election in two ways.(...)
Judaism Does Not Relieve Us of Responsibility
The Assault on Avi Lewis
Avi Lewis, the leader of Canada’s New Democratic Party, is facing criticism over a social media post he wrote on Yom Kippur, the holiest day on the Jewish calendar, in which he said Jews had "failed to do our part to stop an ongoing genocide committed in our name”.(...)
Ari Paul / 22 Sep 2026
The NAZA Affair: A Test Case for Press Freedom in Israel
Ruthless Cosmopolitan
Heather Allansdottir / 21 Sep 2026
The Architecture of Innocence
Ten Years After the Summer of 2016
Memory has a way of preserving ambient light while quietly stripping away the context that gave it meaning.(...)
Iolanda Cuomo / 19 Sep 2026
What Colonialism Left Behind
In The Long Shadow of Empire, by Angelo Boccato
People often believe empires are relics of the past, with a few exceptions.(...)
John Foster / 18 Sep 2026
Ireland After Unification
Why the South Must Respect the British North
The day Ireland becomes united is the day the real struggle begins.
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