1843 magazine
Politics
America’s gerontocrats are more radical than they look
A conservative writer argues that his country’s rulers exhibit the vices of youth, not old age
British election
Rogue otters and vicious letterboxes: on the campaign trail in the Outer Hebrides
The remote Scottish constituency has all Britain’s problems but worse
India
Canadian Sikhs thought they were safe to protest against India. Then one of them was gunned down
Sikhs campaigning for an independent state believe they are in the Indian government’s sights
Politics
No British election is complete without a man with a bin on his head
Joke candidates reveal the carnival element of British democracy
Ukraine
“Monkeys with a grenade”: inside the nuclear-power station on Ukraine’s front line
Former employees say the plant is being dangerously mismanaged by the Russians
Health
Can fasting help you live to 100?
An Italian doctor thinks it can – and he’s got a diet to sell you
Letter from the South Seas
Mad Max in paradise: New Caledonia in turmoil
The political dispute that provoked riots in the idyllic island territory hasn’t gone away
Russia
Meet the poetry-loving banker who keeps Putin’s war going
How long can Elvira Nabiullina work her magic?
Letter from Tbilisi
Georgians fear their country is becoming like Russia
Critics of the government face targeted thuggery
Ukraine
As the Russians advance towards Kharkiv, Ukrainians head to the dance floor
After two years under bombardment, they are determined to live life to the full
Crime
Why is Britain hopeless at punishing corruption?
The Serious Fraud Office had a slam-dunk case. This is the inside story of how it fell apart