Book review Katja Hoyer, Weimar: Life on the Edge of Catastrophe (London: Allen Lane 2026), 496pp. 09 Jul 2026 Weimar: Life on the Edge of Catastrophe – book review Ian Goodyer
Analysis Lightning storm over America 250 celebrations. Photo: Aidan P. Ranzieri / White House 08 Jul 2026 Climate chickens come home to roost John Clarke
Review Painting of Frida Kahlo from the exhibition / Photo: Cici Washburn 07 Jul 2026 Frida Kahlo: so much more than the image Cici Washburn
Opinion Computer centre. Photo: Public Domain 06 Jul 2026 Towards a better assessment of AI; beyond the hype and dismissals Kevin Courtney
Analysis Sir Keir Starmer visits Nato at Brussels, February 2025. Photo: Flickr/NATO 05 Jul 2026 Starmer’s legacy: mainstreaming the new militarism – weekly briefing Alex Snowdon
Analysis Together Against the far-right protest, central London 28th March 2026. Photo: Steve Eason / CC BY-NC 4.0 05 Jul 2026 The far right in Britain: Ascendant and in trouble Sam Colclough
Analysis L’Ordine Nuovo, 11 December 1920. Photo: Public domain 05 Jul 2026 Gramsci’s Marxism, part 3 – Party, class and consciousness Chris Bambery
Analysis Migrant construction workers in the Gulf Cooperation Council. Photo: ILO / CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 IGO 04 Jul 2026 Higher wages, stronger exploitation and border controls Tayfun Er
Analysis AI ‘End Scenario’ Cartoon/ CC BY-SA 4.0 , via Wikimedia Commons 03 Jul 2026 Frequently Asked Questions about AI Kevin Crane
Analysis America at 250 years logo/United States Semiquincentennial Commission and Chermayeff & Geismar & Haviv (per source), Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons 03 Jul 2026 An ageing giant marks its 250th birthday John Clarke
