Andrea Busfield examines how palm oil’s early food-safety investment could give producers an advantage under new EU contamination rules.

Dr Stephen Whitehead examines how prolonged male withdrawal affects families, relationships, workplaces and wider society, and what governments can do.

Dr Raj Joshi examines how wearable cameras and AI-generated imagery could create new routes to sexual exploitation and privacy violations.

Uche Nneoma examines Europe’s cleantech funding gap and the risk of promising companies moving to the US for growth capital.

Isabella Russell examines how funding, technology and reader demand could help Europe’s smaller languages overcome barriers in publishing.

Harry Margulies explains why AI may create unprecedented abundance but cannot eliminate scarcity or the need for money.

Marcus Iles examines how Brussels’ sustainability rollback reveals the gap between corporate compliance, strategy execution and genuine organisational belief.

Vendan Ananda Kumararajah examines how regulators can maintain independent knowledge and authority as frontier AI systems become increasingly complex.

Dr Stephen Whitehead examines why some men withdraw from society as work, relationships, status and traditional forms of masculinity change.

Chris Packham calls for Britain to end fast-growing chicken breeds in public procurement, highlighting animal welfare concerns and government action.

Dr Stephen Whitehead explores how synthetic companionship reflects changing expectations, autonomy and emotional intimacy between men and women.

Vendan Ananda Kumararajah argues that AI governance needs global participation, diverse ideas and safeguards against catastrophic risks.

Babak Mehrdadnia argues that the toothbrush moustache can be reclaimed from Hitler by celebrating Chaplin, Hardy and its comic history.

David Fleschen examines the AfD’s surge in eastern Germany and explores how reunification left lasting economic, social and political divisions.

Mike Bedenbaugh examines the conflicts following 9/11 and asks Americans to remember the consequences of military intervention.

Elle Lorenzoni argues that women must recognise how hard-won feminist freedoms can be weakened, reversed or lost without continued political...

Dr Stephen Whitehead examines how male insecurity, lost status and collective power shaped the protests at the Port of Dover.

Ben Hooper explores Ohio’s lakes, pools and backroads, discovering memorable swims and unexpected stories across the Buckeye State.

Dr Stephen Whitehead explores masculinity and ageing through a revealing conversation with British Buddhist monk Ajahn Jayasaro in Bangkok.

Steve McCauley examines UCL research suggesting LED lighting may disrupt mitochondrial function and create an overlooked public health concern.