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Art that made the news in 2025
The Explainer From a short-lived Banksy mural to an Egyptian statue dating back three millennia
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Donald Trump’s squeeze on Venezuela
In Depth The US president is relying on a ‘drip-drip pressure campaign’ to oust Maduro, tightening measures on oil, drugs and migration
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Top albums of the year: from Bad Bunny to Rosalía
The Week Recommends Take the time to listen to the 14 finest of 2025
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The best books of 2025 to give this Christmas
The Week Recommends From Jung Chang to Kiran Desai, these are the critics’ top picks
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The best tabloid stories of 2025
In the Spotlight From a child named after the devil to a pothole-based theme park, some strange stories hit the headlines this year
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Nine best TV shows of the year
The Week Recommends From Adolescence to Amandaland
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Winter holidays in the snow and sun
The Week Recommends Escape the dark, cold days with the perfect getaway
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Magazine crossword: 1496
Puzzles The weekly crossword from The Week
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Magazine crossword: 1495
Puzzles The weekly crossword from The Week
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Magazine crossword: 1494
Puzzles The weekly crossword from The Week
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Magazine crossword: 1493
Puzzles The weekly crossword from The Week
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Magazine crossword: 1492
Puzzles The weekly crossword from The Week
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‘Desperate and deluded’
Today's Newspapers A round-up of the headlines from the UK front pages
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Is Keir Starmer being hoodwinked by China?
Today's Big Question PM’s attempt to separate politics and security from trade and business is ‘naïve’
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Which countries are still socialist today?
In Depth Critics and supporters often misunderstand what defines an economic system based on public ownership of the means of production
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Ashes to ashes, ducks to ducks: the end of Bazball?
Talking Point Swashbuckling philosophy of England men’s cricket team ‘that once carried all along with it has become divisive and polarising’
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The Week according to... Julie Lin
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A luxury walking tour in Western Australia
The Week Recommends Walk through an ‘ancient forest’ and listen to the ‘gentle hushing’ of the upper canopy
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Somali-Americans: a fraud scandal draws Trump’s fire
Talking Point Democrat officials turned a ‘blind eye’ to fraud, but Trump administration’s response has been predictably disproportionate
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What Nick Fuentes and the Groypers want
The Explainer White supremacism has a new face in the US: a clean-cut 27-year-old with a vast social media following
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Joanna Trollope: novelist who had a No. 1 bestseller with The Rector’s Wife
In the Spotlight Trollope found fame with intelligent novels about the dramas and dilemmas of modern women
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How the Bondi massacre unfolded
In Depth Deadly terrorist attack during Hanukkah celebration in Sydney prompts review of Australia’s gun control laws and reckoning over global rise in antisemitism
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Quiz of The Week: 13 – 19 December
Quiz Have you been paying attention to The Week’s news?
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The Week Unwrapped: What’s the cost of PFAs?
Podcast Plus why is George Osborne joining OpenAI? And has universal basic income finally come of age?
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