The baguette is a unique French icon. It would be gauche, however, to compare this humble yet noble loaf to a film star, a ...

One can imagine the effect that such sights must have had on postwar audiences across the globe. Films have the power to take ...

We head to two major exhibitions taking place this summer: ‘Once Upon a Time in London’ at Saatchi Yates and ‘Jenny Saville: ...

The latest as Donald Trump gives Russia a ceasefire deadline, threatening secondary tariffs. Plus: reactions to his plan to ...

Russia recognises the Taliban as Afghanistan’s government, the race for icebreakers in the Arctic, Pulitzer Prize-winner Tim ...

Tomas Pinheiro explores how the millennia-old settlement of Shanghai has grown into China’s most populous urban area.

A look back at this week’s news with Andrew Mueller, including the US Department of Justice’s Epstein files memo, ...

We speak with Petra Costa about her new Netflix documentary, ‘Apocalypse in the Tropics’, a look at the rising ...

France’s president pledges to double defence spending by 2027 as Paris prepares for its Bastille Day parade at a ...

Is Hollywood’s age of infantilisation coming to an end? Economic shifts suggest there’s cause for optimism. Cue drama.

We unpack the reasoning behind Trump’s change of heart on Ukraine. Then: we address Turkey’s cultural clampdown as streaming ...

Scapegoat economics wrongly blames a particular group for problems, while prejudice politics promises to reduce that group’s ...