Opinion·November 10, 2026Eat, sleep, rate, repeatText: Monica LeungImage: Driss ChaouiBeli and the gamification of dining out
ArticlesOpinion·October 16, 2026Not a lack of cells, but too many incarcerationsText: Anna CrowleyImage: Heedayah LockmanHow the Irish government are spending half a billion euro on an issue of their own making
Opinion·October 1, 2026Bread, work, freedom (نان، کار، آزادی)Text: Dr Nazanin RassaImage: AffsoongarThere is nothing uniquely Afghan about gender apartheid
Opinion·September 9, 2026How Belfast came together after the pogromText: Elia J. AyoubImage: Alex FrancisFinding hope amidst hate
Opinion·August 24, 2026Who gets to stay cool?Text: Alice Vyvyan-JonesImage: Olivia JuettWe live in cities built for men. Where does that leave women trying to stay cool?
Opinion·July 27, 2026The complicated legacy of the fruit flyText: Fopé AjanakuImage: Tinuke FagborunHow some of us learned intimacy sideways
Opinion·June 17, 2026Young people are finding God againText: Sisanda KubekaImage: Nadia AkingbuleDivine timing or fascism indicator?
Opinion·June 12, 2026The Belfast pogrom was predictableText: Elia J. AyoubImage: Alex FrancisPress choices and political cowardice
Opinion·June 3, 2026Behind the smokescreenText: Fenya FischlerImage: David BernsteinHow the right uses antisemitism to consolidate power and divide us
Opinion·June 1, 2026The world’s burning. Who’s betting on it?Text: Ning ChangImage: Walker GawandePrediction markets are transforming the way people relate to the world, and to each other
Opinion·April 30, 2026A machine-shaped authorText: Alexandra Diamond-RivlinImage: Natasha Phang LeeWhat does the threat of AI-generated books tell us about cultural repression?
Opinion·April 29, 2026War in the age of performanceText: Yalda KeshavarziImage: Alex FrancisFrom AI influencers to the manosphere, what are the stories we tell about conflict?