BROTHERS IN EXILE

Ramin and Rokni Haerizadeh on the perils of making art about sex and politics in the Middle East ... read more »
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A new series from The Economist online begins in the studio of Francis Alÿs, who creates art about territories and borders ... read more »
A HAPPY ENDING

Though hardly a football enthusiast, The Economist's Africa correspondent heads to South Africa to "be a part of African history" and finds himself impressed ... read more »
ADVENTURES IN MARIENBAD
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Once upon a time, in an enchanted forest in Europe, there was a beautiful resort frequented by kings and princes. J.M. Ledgard enters the lost world of Marienbad ... read more »
QUARTERS: RENT-A-BEACH

As part of our series on inspiring places to stay, Rosanna de Lisle tracks down houses with their own private seaside ... read more »
COULD THIS BE SOMALIA?

An Africa correspondent for The Economist doubles as an election monitor in a bit of the world’s most failed state ... read more »
7 WONDERS: STEVE JONES

Steve Jones, an award-winning writer and broadcaster on evolution, talks to Rebecca Willis about the seven wonders of his world ... read more »
WHERE THE SUN NEVER SETS

The Economist's energy and environment editor heads to north of Norway to eat reindeer and talk about climate change ... read more »
KICK IT GOOD

What happens when an anarchist creates rules for football? Laura Spinney heads to Switzerland's International Centre for Research on Anarchism to find out ... read more »
WOMEN ARTISTS AT MOMA

The Museum of Modern Art is finally highlighting the work of female artists. Ariel Ramchandani considers the results ... read more »

