Join Diana Darke for a discussion about her latest book, Islamesque: The Forgotten Craftsmen Who Built Europe’s Medieval Monuments.
Raphael Cormack discusses his latest work Holy Men of the Electromagnetic Age. Historian and classicist Mary Beard points to the surprising connections between antiquity and the present in her latest work Talking Classics.
From Paris to Washington and Westminster, the far right is no longer on the fringes of politics, it is shaping elections, policy and public debate.
Join Peter Sutoris and Lucie Middlemiss, authors of two thought-provoking books that challenge conventional approaches to development and climate action.Â
Join Peter Sutoris for a discussion about his latest book, Reimagining Development.
What is the link between the French Fifth Republic and the Algerian War of Independence? And why is this presidential system no longer fit for purpose? French-Algerian journalist and academic Nabila Ramdani explains.
Join Judge Theodor Meron in conversation with Zoe Flood to discuss his memoir, A Thousand Miracles:Â From Surviving the Holocaust to Judging Genocide.Â
