The UK's new Domestic Abuse Act puts the focus on changing perpetrators’ behaviour, but that’s not enough: major cultural change is needed
Jamie Mackay’s ‘The Invention of Sicily’ is a wild and breezy ride through one of the most unique and alluring places in the world
Sayyid Qutb’s ‘Milestones’, published in 1964, has been the ideological force behind a succession of violent Islamist groups
Louisiana has approved a law that will alleviate the emotional and financial burdens for bereaved families. The rest of the US should follow suit
William Shawcross is just the British government’s latest replacement for an inconveniently independent public servant
‘We are all on a journey towards sexual freedom,’ says author Nana Darkoa Sekyiamah, giving us a rare glimpse of women’s diverse personal lives
Space travel was once about collective efforts to go beyond the limits of one’s imagination. Now it’s an exhibition of extreme entitlement
One nurse speaks out on dire working conditions, low pay and the erosion of a vital public service
Western-style democracy has failed Iraq, bringing a dystopian economy, an ineffectual government and more pain for its long-suffering people
It is no surprise that the young are confronting an old revolution that refuses to accept its failure in bringing development and equality to the Caribbean island
Exclusive: ‘Clear conflict of interests’ as 115 MPs earn thousands of pounds by renting out property
Ten years on from Norway’s Utøya massacre, a tragedy fuelled by a hatred of multiculturalism, borders are tightening across Scandinavia
