As a new generation confronts the possibility of a transformation of capitalism and the realities of fighting ascendant fascism, Anthony Barnett reflects on someone who, insofar as one person can, embodied ‘the revolution’ the ‘68 generation sought and lost.
Anthony Barnett discusses one of the key arguments in his new book on Brexit and Trump, The Lure of Greatness.
On the 20th anniversary of Diana's death, an edited chapter from the author's The Lure of Greatness
Clarity is more important than money.
A high-rise of death - that seems alive and watching us. A photo-essay.
The meaning of Grenfell was immediately understood. It was a hecatomb to neoliberalism, a public sacrifice to the ideology that denies it has a name.
The political and media elite are in denial about the Labour leader's success
Theresa May has lost her snap election, even if she wins it.
What is the British prime minister afraid of?
... And it's English, not British.
Westminster voted tonight to pass responsibility to the people, ending centuries of its sovereignty just as Trump rampages through America's rules.
Theresa May sets out her view of what kind of country she wants Britain to be.
