As Paetongtarn Shinawatra is suspended by Thailand’s court, we discuss what this means for the country. Plus: the ...

This year’s top projects, which include bamboo flood shelters and desert domes, prove that architecture isn’t just about ...

Nick Berg joins Georgina Godwin to discuss ‘Shadows of Tehran’, a novel mirroring the author’s life in Iran before ...

What makes Frieze Seoul special? Frieze Seoul has become a cornerstone of a vibrant cultural week in the city, fostering collaboration between local institutions in ways that we hadn’t seen before.

As hundreds of people are reported killed by an earthquake in Afghanistan, we examine how the humanitarian response will ...

As you read this, a team of eight restorers is removing layers of dirt and yellowing varnish to reveal the canvas’s true colours and dramatic chiaroscuro. Van Dyck’s “Equestrian Portrait of Charles I” ...

Ursula von der Leyen says that Ukraine’s security guarantees could include thousands of European troops and an American ‘presence’.

We discuss the progress and friction of Europe’s rearmament drive. As Germany opens its largest munitions plant, Merz and Macron meet in Toulon to rescue a stalled fighter jet project.

There’s nothing like an 80th birthday, in this case Mom’s, to jolt a household – in this case the new apartment in Lisbon – into action. While the planning got under way sometime over the Christmas ...

We speak with Sarah Ball, editor in chief of ‘WSJ. Magazine’. Plus: the founders of Library180, Nikki Igol and ...

As the fashion capital of the world, Paris has always had a healthy supply of skilled tailors and cobblers. Preserving these businesses is a citywide effort: local authorities offer them lower rents ...

Dutch politicians could learn something from the world’s largest maritime festival. Last weekend 10,000 vessels, including many replicas of ...