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The English painter’s relish for subcultures took him across genres and continents.

The Prime Minister is unable to offer either outright support or criticism of the US’s strikes on Iran.

For the EU and UK the escalating crisis in the Middle East means more than diplomatic frustration and higher energy prices.

In the Democratic New York mayoral candidate, left-populism has found its tribune.

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Modern nations not facing a mortal threat rarely, if ever, go to war without a high-flying moral justification. Until now.

Without any apparent strategy or objectives, this conflict is evolving in real time on social media.