How social media “wins” are set to erode our institutions
While moments of social change won through social media might seem worthwhile, what it enables is something else entirely.
The material differences between Erdogan and Hitler
Erdoğan’s moves since the Turkish coup have been compared to Germany of 1933. Have we been too quick to label, and missed the point?
History repeating: The bitter, familiar lessons of the Turkish Coup
This Turkish coup might be new in its intensity, but ancient in its origin. However, the wounding of the westernised Turkey is sure to be felt elsewhere.
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18th century fake news: Before COVID, China was blamed for spreading smallpox
“$1,400 is not $2,000”: Americans bounce Joe Biden’s COVID cheques
The emotional lives of birds are as complicated as ours
Stolen inventions and the men history mistakenly credited
Despite what we think, our politicians actually keep their promises