Limoges’s nineteenth-century town hall was set on fire and declared largely lost. The prefect’s residence in Bordeaux was ...

France has had its share of riots in recent years but the scenes of urban warfare that erupted on Saturday were unprecedented ...

Tom Wolfe in the 1970s dubbed it “The Me Decade.” It has extended a while beyond that – we are living in the “Me Century” ...

He compiled a database of ideological enemies – including Trump, supporters, Trump aides, journalists, and many members of ...

When Spaniards vote in a snap election on November 29, however, polls predict that Vox may form part of a coalition ...

Kyiv’s long-range drone operators have gone high-tech: in the past few days, Ukrainian drones attacked three massive data centres belonging to Yandex, Russia’s internet services giant. For a while, it ...

It is a commonplace among supporters of Iran and its allies to marvel at the military capacities of the Houthis.

It is no longer an exaggeration to say that the digital apocalypse is at our door. The advance of AI is exceeding our fears ...

Greta Thunberg, the Swedish activist, has joined the French schools demonstrations. Is there a protest she won't join?

If a predatory animal attacks a harmless human, do we root for the animal or the human? Not everyone holds that answer to be ...

Has climate hysteria finally run its course? I ask because the latest Hollywood blockbuster on the subject, Digger, seems to ...

Britain’s economy has surprised again. GDP grew 0.1 per cent in August, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). That’s obviously not much – but after 0.4 per cent growth in both June ...