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Pencils at the Koh-i-Noor Hardtmuth factory.
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Interest rates, mankind’s greatest invention

Interest rates perform a huge variety of roles that are essential to the operation of a market economy. A world of continuously manipulated interest rates puts the achievements of ..

Edward Chancellor March 20, 2025
Print of Hungary from the Nuremberg Chronicle.
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Europe’s last Latin kingdom

From the late Middle Ages, Latin came under sustained siege by the proponents of vernacular languages. And yet, in Hungary the language remained in everyday use well into the 19th-..

Luka Ivan Jukic March 18, 2025
King Richard II of England resigning his crown and abdicating the throne to Henry of Bolingbroke (later, Henry IV of England).
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The tragedy of Richard II and Henry IV

The tragic tale of two Plantagenet cousins warns us that political structures and norms are neither immutable nor eternal.

Helen Castor March 13, 2025
Detail from a tapestry showing John Churchill, Duke of Marlborough, at the Battle of Blenheim (1704).
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The making of an 18th-century peace deal

In the early eighteenth century, a victorious but war-weary Britain sought a peace with France based on a hard-headed, unsentimental approach to its own national interests. The res..

George Owers March 7, 2025
Promotional image for Peep Show Series 3.
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The subtle art of English comedy

English comedy is alchemical, a tradition that can absorb and ameliorate contemporary debates over social class and national identity. It even promises the renewal of mystery amid ..

Alastair Benn March 6, 2025
Chinese President Xi Jinping delivers a speech in Tiananmen Square in Beijing on 1 October, 2019
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Xi Jinping’s moment of truth

After completing his political ascent, President Xi must now confront his greatest challenge yet: transforming China's deteriorating economy without loosening the Communist Party's..

Jonathan Fenby March 4, 2025
'The Chess Match' (c. 1925-1930) by Austrian expressionist painter Max Oppenheimer.
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Vienna: the crucible of the modern world

In interwar Vienna, a host of pioneers and visionaries sought to harness science for the transformation of human society. Out of this extraordinary ferment arose many of the forces..

Richard Cockett February 27, 2025
The hotel staff from the third season of HBO's White Lotus wave to arriving guests on a beach in Thailand's Koh Samui.
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The spiritual world of The White Lotus

Set in Thailand, the new season of HBO's The White Lotus evokes the West's deep history of engagement with Asian spirituality. At its heart, the show is about the individual's stru..

Christopher Harding February 25, 2025
A theoretical cross-section of geological formations and terrains.
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The quest for the age of the earth

In the 19th and 20th centuries, geologists waged an epic struggle against other sciences to uncover the age of our planet, and triumphed. Their scientific discoveries revealed the ..

Lizzie Hibbert February 20, 2025

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