‘Tainted Democracy’ author Zsuzsanna Szelényi will join Trouble Club to explain how the Fidesz party rose to leadership of the country under Orbán and made sweeping legal, political and economic changes to solidify its grip on power—from reining in the public media to slashing the number of parliamentary seats.
The Hooghly was for centuries a river of global significance. Focusing on those who built settlements along its banks and struggled to control its waters, author Robert Ivermee looks at how the Hooghly provided a conduit for trade, warfare, imperialist ambitions, technological change and new ideas.
Join Observer columnist Kenan Malik as he introduces his new book ‘Not So Black and White’ in this livestreamed event. Malik will be in conversation with Guardian columnist Zoe Williams.
Does the conversation on race need a reset? That is the question that the ‘Not So Black and White’ author Kenan Malik and Coleman Hughes will explore when they come to Intelligence Squared on January 16.
Marking the 55th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr’s death, Leta McCollough Seletzky will be in conversation with Isabelle Dupuy, to discuss her revelatory new book, an investigation into the conflicted and complex life of her father.
‘Tainted Democracy’ author Zsuzsanna Szelenyi will be in conversation with Ece Temelkuran, Orlando Figes and Misha Glenny about the rise of autocracy in Europe.
This day school explores the many complicated and sometimes emotive issues surrounding free speech.
Join Alexandra Blanchard and Alex Howlett at Waterstones Bridport as they talk about their new book ‘Wander Women: Tales of Transgression in a Bordered World’, followed by questions and a signing.
Join us to launch the new book, Wander Women: Tales of Transgressions in a Bordered World, which unites tales of women and gender non-conforming migrants from around the world. Hosted by Vanilla Parker Balls with tunes from bakerlite. Fundraising for Alphare, a trans woman living in Kakuma Refugee Camp
