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We often talk as though the anger and authoritarianism in our politics were intrinsic, part of some global cycle, or perhaps a response to news fragmentation and the attention-deficit-inducing clickbait of social media. But some countries have managed to hold out against the trend, and it is worth looking at why.

Philippa Langley speaks to Rebecca Franks about new discoveries made during her investigation into one of history’s most enduring mysteries – the fate of the princes in the Tower

Let the light in. Five years after the Metropolitan Museum of Art set off on a major renovation of its galleries for European painting, the superprime

After a five-year renovation, some of the museum’s grandest galleries have reopened. Our critic frames six artworks you cannot miss.

Many voters will be looking for integrity in government on November 22nd | Europe

Your guide to the arts in Milwaukee in November-December 2023.

Norwich Theatre recently had the privilege and honour of welcoming the National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine for the final performance of their…

Norwich Theatre recently had the privilege and honour of welcoming the National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine for the final performance of their…

Women artists from the Renaissance period are finally getting their due. Check out these 5 artists and the impact they had on art history.

Antwerp is like “an exotic woman with baroque hips who flaunts her titillating mix of modern and traditional, cool and monumental, trendy and bohemian”, one guide book says.