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Saturday, May 10, 2025

Without Fear or FavourUNWIND IN STYLE

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Sat, May 10, 2025
29.12°C Kathmandu
Air Quality in Kathmandu: 76
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Ian Buruma

Buruma is the author, most recently, of The Churchill Complex: The Curse of Being Special, from Winston and FDR to Trump and Brexit.


Latest from Ian Buruma

The threat of messianic politics

By Ian Buruma

Religious politics are the greatest threat to democracy, more than lying politicians or corruption.

Free speech is not a licence to kill

By Ian Buruma

People who spread lies are sometimes dangerous, but leaders who stir hatred authorise people to kill.

Stop blaming the Russian soul

By Ian Buruma

We should celebrate the masterpieces of Russian art, music, dance, and literature.

When money smells

By Ian Buruma

Academic independence cannot be guaranteed if financial donations come with political compliance.

History by decree

By Ian Buruma

The problem with history as propaganda is that it creates perpetual enemies and risks of wars.

The colonial trap

By Ian Buruma

The longer the foreign power stays, the worse the mayhem often becomes.

Banning opinion

By Ian Buruma

Bad arguments and falsehoods must be contested with better arguments and more accuracy.

The death of free speech in Hong Kong

By Ian Buruma

The populist tabloid was an indispensable pillar of freedom. And now it is gone.

What is the point of the Olympics?

By Ian Buruma

Tokyo in 2021, during a pandemic, surely doesn’t need the Olympic Games.

Asian demonstrators and the American Dream

By Ian Buruma

The US was always a selective supporter of democracy, and now it is a diminished one.

Trump’s Götterdämmerung

By Ian Buruma

Trump has shrewdly exploited problems and hatred that existed way before he entered politics.

Who is America?

By Ian Buruma

President-elect Biden is the anti-Trump who promises to restore dignity to American politics.

Who still loves Trump?

By Ian Buruma

The United States has shown the world that the scoundrel in power can still be voted out.

The Catholic challenge

By Ian Buruma

America’s founders wanted to ensure that the people, not God, would govern. This is now changing.

The revenge of the special relationship

By Ian Buruma

Here we are, with an isolationist America and Britain increasingly cut off from Europe.

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