Information overload

A result, but no conclusion

The European Union referendum delivered a startling result—but not a

If I ruled the world

If I ruled the world my first edict would be

Prospect recommends

In 2009, Nicky and Robert Wilson launched Jupiter Artland just

Prospect events

The Prospect Book Club meets every third Monday evening of

Letters

Rachel Sylvester is right to ask if the Tories face

In fact

Per capita, the United States employs many more prison guards

The next generation will suffer most

My dad, post-war Atlanticist and Empire nostalgic as he was,

Does China care about Brexit?

Here in China, state television followed the European Union referendum

Never say never

The Leave campaign won the referendum battle—the question is now

The Republicans’ unloved leader

Can Donald Trump be stopped—not in November, but sooner, by

The end of Hinkley Point C?

Hinkley Point C is vulnerable to the effects of Brexit

Chilcot’s tough lesson

There was a time in 10 Downing Street when it

Should we stop subsidising opera?

Each year the UK’s major opera companies receive around £65m

Welcome to New Britain

The EU referendum has caused the biggest upheaval in British

Europe’s biggest threat

Britain’s referendum laid bare the extent to which society—across Europe—is

It’s not over until it’s over

If there is one fixed point in the hurricane of

Who are we?

The result of the referendum on the European Union was

Arguing with the EU

Breaking up is hard to do. The British people voted

A vote against the mass immigration society

The Brexit vote was evidently not just about immigration. But

A national trauma

The European Union referendum was the most politically traumatic event

Alone at the top

On the evening of 28th October 1971, the day on

The trapped country

When President Dilma Rousseff lit the Olympic torch in May

The science of the inconceivable

Late last year, an experiment carried out by scientists at

13 ways of looking at Steven Spielberg

To explore your medium, to revisit childhood, to have paying

Flights of the dream bird

by Walter Benjamin, translated by Sam Dolbear, Esther Leslie and

Race to the bottom

British Airways (BA) used to forbid its cabin staff from

The long road to victory

In August 1941, Winston Churchill and Franklin D Roosevelt met

Visions of the faraway

In January 1923, a 35-year-old painter named Georgia O’Keeffe mounted

Books in brief

The Myth of Meritocracy: Why Working-Class Kids Still Get Working-Class

Leith on life

Call it a reaction-formation. Having spent much of the last

Life of the mind

I was having coffee with a friend the other day

Matters of taste

This spring I was in Beirut for several weeks and

Wine

How can you sample some of the world’s greatest wines

DIY investor

Paul Lewis, the presenter of BBC Radio 4’s MoneyBox, published

The way we were

On 18th January, 1963. Tony Benn, Labour MP, writes in