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The recent protests in Belarus have been driven by women, throwing Alexander Lukashenko’s disdain for them into sharp contrast.

In recent months, Black Lives Matter protests against racism have seen the toppling of various statues in the UK and US. In Poland, our statues are being ‘protected’ – from the LGBT rainbow flag.

A chance observation of a mother and child in a park leads our writer to reflect on the intersection of technology and emotions.

Cynthia Hogue’s poem “The Simple” is a rejection of the temptation of absolutes.

Looking out from the shore of Italy, across the Mediterranean Sea, a writer reflects on how in a short space of time, so much has changed.

As travel has become more accessible, it has also become more trivialized; an act of event tourism. Will the pandemic change this?

What can the sudden, unexpected emergence of the coronavirus tell us about attitudes towards death and societal inclusion?

Our in-house ‘coaching guru’ shares his wisdom – this week on how to succeed in the supermarket queue.

Reaching the age of 40 is a milestone for many, but what sort of milestone? Is it a step into carefree maturity? Or the last throes of youth?

Social media allows young people to explore how they express themselves, says the winner of a youth essay contest organized by “MIT Technology Review”, in response to the question: “What do adults not know about my generation and technology?”