Angelo Boccato

Andy Burnham welcomes Volodymyr Zelenskyy at Downing Street, Sally Rooney's ban, the Green Party motion on Zionism, The Diplomat returns on Netflix.

Brexit, 10 years later.

Guest writer Valerio Moggia writes for The Black Megaphone on how much the World Cup tournament starting today is distant from the people.

The Super Thursday's result changes the political map of the UK, Antigua takes the royal oath out, Marco Rubio meets the Pope and Giorgia Meloni, while Everyday in Gaza wins Italy's top cinema award.

The King and Queen go to the US, the antisemitic attack of Golders Green and the Establishment vs Zack Polanski, Farage received an undisclosed donation from a crypto billionaire.

In Italy, many fascist laws and attitudes never went away - and now have a ‘post-fascist’ prime minister unafraid to wield them.

New mass arrests in London, Palantir and the NHS, while Reform's new proposal is intertwined with the UK's denial of its role in the Transatlantic slave trade.

The hunger strike continues, alongside the calls for the Filton 24's freedom, plus don't miss Annemarie Jacir's exceptional "Palestine 36" in theatres.

An interview with the author and former Guardian editor-at-large and US correspondent Gary Younge on the US and British political situations, the Afro diaspora and creative freedom as resistance.

Almost ten years after the referendum on the European Union membership and the victory of the pro-Brexit Leave camp, migration remains at the centre of the British political debate.

A tale of two mayors, in London and NY, the Z effect and internationalism, Man City and Sudan. The torturer Al-Masri has been arrested in Tripoli.

Keir Starmer should worry about Francesca Albanese's last report (Meloni too), Prince Andrew, the former Prince, plus Hurricane Melissa and colonialism.

The acclaimed political thriller series by Debora Cahn, with Keri Russell in the titular role, is back for an exciting third season.

The Trumpian Pax, Tony Blair and his role in Gaza, Meloni and the role of Leonardo, plus how One Piece became a symbol of global rebellion.

The newsletter is back after a long hiatus and, oh dear, that was a turbulent British August.

Netflix brings another stellar Capcom animated adaptation, taking us to a world of demons, post 9/11 and full of nu metal, the 00s.

The UK continues its complicity with Israel's genocide in Gaza, the hostile environment remains. Meloni remains Trump's battering ram, as she talks to the FT.

The UK continues its complicity with Israel's genocide in Gaza, the hostile environment remains. Meloni remains Trump's battering ram, as she talks to the FT.

Starmer lives a Churchillian phase, after cutting aid and lbefore welfare cuts. Reform loses an MP to the police. What about Russia?

Keir Starmer goes to Washington and Giorgia Meloni delivers a message to CPAC's far-right gathering. What is next for their relationships with Washington and their support for Ukraine?