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In This Issue
  • After Maduro: The surprisingly popular kidnapping of a Venezuelan president
  • The 40-day war: The conflict in Iran explained through infographics
  • Think it’s all over? How Senegal won – and then lost – the Africa Cup of Nations
  • Cover by Adam G
  • Covers Jan – Mar 2026
  • Published Jul 2026

#62

Jan - Mar 2026

In This Issue
  • Jamaica’s storm: Hurricane Melissa and a new global defence against natural disasters
  • Gaza’s ceasefire: The view from the ground, six months after the deal
  • Kyiv’s circus: The performers bringing joy to Ukraine during the darkest of days
  • Cover by Emiliano Ponzi
  • Covers Oct – Dec 2025
  • Published Mar 2026

#61

Oct - Dec 2025

In This Issue
  • How shoplifting engulfed the British high street
  • The inside story of the Lionesses’ triumph at the Euros
  • Why thousands of Colombians ended up on Ukraine’s front line
  • The centenarian marathon-runner remembered
  • The view from Nagorno Karabakh
  • Cover by Shepard Fairey
  • Covers Jul – Sep 2025
  • Published Dec 2025

#60

Jul - Sep 2025

In This Issue
  • A whistleblower’s shocking testimony about the unfolding crisis in Gaza
  • What the felling of the Sycamore Gap tree tells us about Britain
  • The Beach Boys’ musical genius remembered by bandmate Al Jardine
  • Cover by Emily Allchurch
  • Covers Apr – Jun 2025
  • Published Sept 2025

#59

Apr - Jun 2025

In This Issue
  • How Donald Trump remade America on day one
  • Life on the front line of Britain’s small boats crisis
  • How North Korean hackers pulled off the biggest heist in history
  • Cover by David Hockney
  • Covers Jan – Mar 2025
  • Published July 2025

#58

Jan - Mar 2025

In This Issue
  • Valencia after the flash floods
  • The rebirth of Notre-Dame
  • A new chapter for Syria
  • The trouble with Temu
  • Can the NHS be fixed?
  • England’s greatest manager revealed
  • How Donald Trump won
  • Quincy Jones remembered
  • Cover by Zuza Gadomska
  • Covers Oct – Dec 2024
  • Published March 2025

#57

Oct - Dec 2024

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Minding the Gap

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The butterfly effect: A Victorian book deal to rogue burger AI

10th July 2026

Feeling the pinch

22nd May 2026

The butterfly effect: A strange gift to an haute couture spacesuit

10th July 2026
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