With Israeli strikes decapitating Hezbollah and displacing up to a million people, Lebanon’s crumbling systems are struggling to cope, writes @ruthmichaelson.comwww.prospectmagazine.co.uk/world/middle...

In Beirut, after Nasrallah's assassination

With Israeli strikes decapitating Hezbollah and displacing up to a million people, Lebanon’s crumbling systems are struggling to cope

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Remote control

Can CEOs ever force us back to the office?

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The incel trap

Angry and lonely young men can easily enter a web of hatred against women online. Is there a way out?

We need to talk about suicide. If we look away, a woeful lack of support—and at times active mistreatment—goes unscrutinised, writes @sarahelizacollins.bsky.socialwww.prospectmagazine.co.uk/views/lives/...

Mindful life: We need to find the words to talk about suicide

A visit to the Lampard Inquiry made me think about the ways we shy away from serious mental illness

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Former Tory minister Michael Gove may thrive as the Spectator’s editor, if he resists preaching the gospel of its owner Paul Marshall, writes @arusbridger.bsky.socialwww.prospectmagazine.co.uk/ideas/media/...

What will the Spectator look like with ‘arch schemer’ Gove at the helm?

If he resists the temptation to preach the gospel of Sir Paul Marshall, the former Tory minister may thrive in the role

To “fix the foundations” of the economy, and produce growth and joy by the next election, Starmer will not be able to ignore the Brexit issue for that much longer, write Andrew Adonis. www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/politics/the...

Starmer is inviting his own unpopularity

The Labour leader’s conference speech promised doom-and-gloom before growth and joy

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At Labour's conference, I went searching for vibes and spoke to a lot of people in the process. Where was the love? www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/politics/lab...

Looking for love at the Labour fringe

The party’s annual conference took place amid a slew of bad press. Was there any joy among the Labour faithful?