The Black International
What kind of conspiracy is the European Union anyway? A Papist one, or a German one?
What kind of conspiracy is the European Union anyway? A Papist one, or a German one?
Some of our new fellow Europeans don’t like the government knowing their business. Sure, they’re only human.
Former German chancellor Helmut Schmidt, now 94, insists that the proper attitude for his countrymen and women to adopt to Poland involves a continuing humility and patience.
Noam Chomsky is unimpressed by the great minds of European postmodernism.
Kenan Malik talks to Princeton professor of modern European history Jonathan Israel about the Enlightenment and the connections between radical religion, democratic ideas and tolerance of difference of opinion.
Terry Eagleton will have no truck with the modern world and its noise and its gadgets and its silly babbling. Fair play to him.
An institute founded by a scion of the Italian book distribution industry aims to arm the next generation of booksellers against the threat of being steamrollered by the online giants.
Some non-Anglo-Saxon cultures, and particularly the French, seem prone to national panic in the face of la globalisation. But rumours and fears of cultural extinction are greatly exaggerated.
Oliver Bernard was a poet and an acclaimed translator of Rimbaud. He got up to a few other things as well.
The American minimalist short story writer follows Ismail Kadare, Chinua Achebe, Alice Munro and Philip Roth.