Author: Jonathan Bacon
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The end of idols
Aung San Suu Kyi’s failure to defend the Rohingya Muslims from state violence is just the latest sign of a world bereft of moral leadership.
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How Paddington revived the forgotten art of the Christmas classic
Given that most classic Christmas films pre-date the 21st century, Paddington and its sequel are reminders of how to make truly timeless family favourites.
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Monarchy Inc. and the legitimisation of hypocricy
Our reaction to issues like the Paradise Papers will determine the type of society we want to live in – particularly as the inequality gap widens.
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The Wes Anderson-ification of advertising
The writer-director’s fingerprints are all over much of the creative work brands are putting out today.
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The deadly power of dark money
The murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia in Malta sheds a light on the insidious nature of offshore havens and the corrupt global networks they sustain.
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