Art of the Essay How to avoid a war with China In the summer of 1914, few wanted war or thought a major war was possible. Nicholas Kristof4 mins14 April 2023 11:17 (AEST)
Art of the Essay What Biden 2024 has that Biden 2020 didn’t America's oldest president has an argument about the future. Ezra Klein5 mins24 February 2023 11:48 (AEST)
Art of the Essay It’s time to tear up Big Tech’s get-out-of-jail-free card Seven years ago, I showed that Facebook sold discriminatory ads. Its system is still broken. Julia Angwin6 mins22 February 2023 12:14 (AEST)
Art of the Essay The great spy balloon freakout How fear distorts our actual assessment of risk. David Ropeik4 mins17 February 2023 10:42 (AEST)
Art of the Essay In 46 words, Biden sends a clear message to Israel The president’s statement could energise opposition to Netanyahu’s plan to weaken judicial independence. Thomas L. Friedman7 mins13 February 2023 11:56 (AEST)
Art of the Essay The world’s biggest democracy is jettisoning freedom and tolerance India might be the "nation of the moment", but its soul is at stake. Lydia Polgreen8 mins09 February 2023 11:27 (AEST)
Art of the Essay A century on, the search for the real Franz Kafka continues Kafka's diaries reveal a writer even more alive than English-language readers knew. Ross Benjamin6 mins06 February 2023 11:38 (AEST)
Art of the Essay Inclusive or alienating? The language wars go on How "inclusive language" shuts out the very people it tries to protect. Nicholas Kristof4 mins03 February 2023 11:30 (AEST)
Art of the Essay It’s not going well for Britain’s new prime minister The early signs for Rishi Sunak are not good. Moya Lothian-McLean4 mins31 January 2023 11:55 (AEST)
Art of the Essay The man who may challenge Putin for power Yevgeny Prigozhin, head of the mercenary group Wagner, may be Putin's greatest threat to power. Mikhail Zygar6 mins27 January 2023 11:34 (AEST)