Ireland

Raiders of the Lost Treasures: What the British Took from Us

Alan Moore

It’s unfair to single out the British Museum. However, if the most famous historical museum in the world were to step up to the mark and begin the process of returning treasures it ‘obtained’, it would be a watershed moment.

Land of a Hundred Thousand Welcomes — Just Not for Indians

Alan Moore

As Ireland’s housing, education, health and transport sectors creak under increased immigration, Indian arrivals are in the firing line

The Giant-Killers

Aditya Iyer

The T20 format is a great leveller, helping cricket’s minnows beat one top team after another

Can Britain Fix Brexit?

Roderick Matthews

May be a deal

Open Diary

Swapan Dasgupta

The London attack, the jargonised prose of academia and the Ireland’s new Prime Minister

THE IRISH QUESTION

Mini Kapoor

Should Test status set the rules for One Day cricket?

Bicycle Chief

Jake Bullough

Cycling 10 hours a day, travelling across 13 countries, from Ireland to India, he realised that everyday irritants like the traffic and the weather colonise too much of our time. Life, after all, comes with bumps and all, and we should enjoy the ride. Wobbly or not.

“I could both do what I wanted to and annoy my parents”

Mitali Saran

Anne Enright, the Booker-winning author, is in India this month. “I want to disturb areas of the brain that don’t get a workout that often,” she says.