Is Latin America’s pink tide ebbing in Brazil?
The Brazilian election is being viewed as a referendum on Donald Trump’s ability to reel in Latin America’s largest economy and last major left-wing holdout.
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The Brazilian election is being viewed as a referendum on Donald Trump’s ability to reel in Latin America’s largest economy and last major left-wing holdout.
As Steve Reich turns 90, a chance encounter with the composer shows why his genre-hopping music holds such enduring appeal.
Richard Dawkins’s bestseller defined New Atheism, an intellectual fashion whose conclusions look increasingly irrelevant.
Grossman’s wartime reporting offers a searing account of the depths to which mankind fell in the middle of the last century.
In capturing the threads of shared culture and profound differences among a far-flung people, the photojournalist Ergun Çağatay shed light on what it means to be Turkic.
During the Second World War, Britain learnt that a propaganda campaign can only be won with accurate and credible reporting.
The United States is reviewing its military commitments in East Asia. Seoul and Tokyo must learn to compete for Washington's support.
Finland's Winter War has become a national legend, while the Baltic states' surrender to Stalin in 1940 is remembered as a humiliation. But the story of Baltic submission is a myth..
Fifty years on, 'I, Claudius' remains a startling account of power, lust and statecraft.