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The film-maker on why his devastating new series on European imperialism and genocide is not just an ‘intellectual exercise’
From her garden in Suffolk, the author of ‘The Lonely City’ tells of her new work, which deals with the politics of the body
PM says greater ‘solidarity’ needed as immunisation rates diverge across bloc
A half-hour of classical choreography set to songs by James Blake will stream online in May
Noel Quinn refuses to redraw bank’s core business plan on basis of geopolitical tensions
Washington can boost global access to Covid shots by compelling technology sharing, says top NIH scientist
The poet is guest director of the first UK public arts festival to be held since the pandemic
Top editor confident reshaped Condé Nast is ready to return to profitability
Her Nigeria-based film and TV company EbonyLife has signed deals with Netflix and others as the market grows for non-western content
Lawyer and activist Daniel Bekele has led investigations of atrocities while navigating a complex political situation
The Welsh singer on the evolution of his persona, leaving Las Vegas, and his latest album ‘Surrounded By Time’
The statistician on the UK government’s ‘number theatre’, the value of lockdown sceptics and the use (and misuse) of statistics
The company’s new filmed production of Shakespeare’s play gains fresh resonance in the Covid era, says its director
The creators of a new screen drama about the young Leonardo da Vinci — and its star, Aidan Turner — talk about seeking to portray the artist’s humanity
The Spanish publisher is celebrating 25 years of her Ivorypress, whose sculptural titles defy categorisation
Failure to ratify could delay disbursement of billions of euros across the bloc
The CEO overcame diverse cultural differences to expand his insurance empire across south-east Asia
State-owned utility introduces sustainability goals as part of the emirates’ drive to wean itself away from oil
High-flying economist on rethinking the social contract — and how she navigated the ‘sticky door’ syndrome in her career
Ben Brown talks about his new play, which imagines what was said when Graham Greene had dinner with Kim Philby in 1987
The Bosnian director discusses her film Quo Vadis, Aida?, about the Srebrenica massacre, ahead of this weekend’s Baftas
As the actor and comedian launches a new podcast, he talks — in various voices — about career and ambition
The investor approached family contacts and more progressive institutions to launch the US’s first black-owned asset manager
The LSO’s music director talks about how freelance musicians have been hit doubly hard by Brexit and the pandemic — and about his concert to support them
New facility first in region to gauge foreign investor appetite since Malaysian scandal
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