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Militarised AI
Last week, a trove of leaked documents offered a glimpse into the role that large technology companies have played ...
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Laleh Khalili
The LRB is Europe’s leading magazine of books and ideas. Published twice a month, it provides a space for some of ...
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Trump’s Trade Routes
While Trump’s schemes to impose tariffs on Chinese, Canadian, Mexican and European imports have been taken ...
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A Brief Guide to Trump and the Spectacle
When writing about Trump, there’s a question of distance. He gives every sign of being an odious human being, and he flaunts ...
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Slim for Britain
No one who has lived in Britain would contest that Oxfam (and Save the Children, War on Want, Live Aid and the other ...
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Remembering Nan Shepherd
In the months following my parents’ deaths, I decided to buy a flatbed scanner as a partial fix for the drifts of paper they had accumulated after sixty years in the same house – receipts, letters, ...
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Failures at the CCRC
Thirty years ago, the passing of the Criminal Appeal Act led to the foundation of the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC), a publicly funded body intended to investigate miscarriages of justice ...
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Snobs, Swots and Hacks
When we think of the fashions of the 1890s, several objects come to mind: the tennis racquet, the golfing cap, the Daily Mail, a full-length Singer Sargent portrait, The Diary of a Nobody. In 1896, A.
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Colombia’s Border Crisis
In response to attacks by warring guerrilla factions that have killed dozens of people and displaced tens of ...
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Close Readings
Apuleius’ Metamorphoses, better known as The Golden Ass, is the only ancient Roman novel to have survived in its entirety. Following the story of Lucius, forced to suffer as a donkey until the goddess ...