International
Hankering for the debates of days gone by
With the last Presidential debate tonight, Christopher Altieri longs for the debates of old
The Democrats pick pragmatism over idealism in 2020
As a report reveals that Joe Biden will benefit from his son‘s deal with China’s largest energy company, Nicholas Wapshott explains why he still has the best chance of winning the Presidency
Why Merkel does it better
As Boris goes from one blunder to the next, the German chancellor has kept the virus under control, says John Kampfner
Hail to the Chief Junk Foodie
Catering for the top man in the White House? You can give René Redzepi the night off– Mr Trump’s tastes are as basic as his politics
Never Let You Go: Clinging to our Leave/Remain Identities
James Tilley on why our Brexit identities still dominate four years on from the referendum.
Front and Centre of Brussels Hospitality
Contemporary, quirky and classic, William Cash reviews the Hotel Amigo – a converted 16th-century prison with an award-winning Italian restaurant.
The Lesson of Munich
The Establishment has been wrong before, notes Tim Congdon. Is it so crazy, he asks, to think that it might be wrong again?
Diplomat from Down Under: George Brandis
Australia’s top envoy in London reflects on moving from politics to diplomacy and on the deep historical ties that bind his country with the United Kingdom.
The Strategist: at home in DC with Steve Bannon
In an exclusive from DC, William Cash finds Steve Bannon in combative form as he reveals what he’s learnt about strategy from Thucydides
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