Join Alicia Wanless, in conversation with Samar Abbas Nawaz, about Alicia’s timely new book ‘The Information Animal: Humans, Technology and the Competition for Reality’.
Join Alan Lester, editor of ‘The Truth About Empire’, in conversation with Sathnam Sanghera, as they discuss the themes of both of their most recent publications.
Join Martin Slater, author of ‘The National Debt: A Short History’ for an online discussion of his book at the York Festival of Ideas.
It is said, two things can change at any time in Kashmir, the weather and the haalaat.
Join Richard McLauchlan at the Boswell Book Festival as he discusses his new book, The Bagpipes.
Join Nabila Ramdani, author of Fixing France: How to Repair a Broken Republic, at Cambridge University, as she discusses her new book.
When John XXIII died, the future of relations between the Vatican and the Eastern bloc depended on the choice of his successor. That’s when the CIA came in.
Join Danny Dorling and others for a special New Statesman debate on private education: Is this two-tier system an outdated injustice in need of total reform – or the route to a better education for all?
Why was Churchill so vindictive towards India and Indians? Join Walter Reid for an online discussion of his latest book, ‘Fighting Retreat’.
Join “A Drink with the Idler” for a discussion about William Blake with the Idler’s Head of Philosophy Mark Vernon.
Join Ziauddin Sardar in conversation with Yasmin Alibhai-Brown to discuss his new book, Three Begums.
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