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IT MAY BE 2026, BUT MANY HARD-WON RIGHTS FOR WOMEN ARE UNDER THREAT. WE ASK GROUNDBREAKING ACTIVISTS, STORYTELLERS AND A NOBEL PEACE PRIZE WINNER HOW TO MAINTAIN HOPE AND EFFECT CHANGE, EVEN WHEN THE WAY FORWARD IS UNCLEAR
David Farrier Nature’s Genius Evolution’s lessons for a changing planet 288pp. Canongate. £20. In David Farrier’s latest book, he warns us that humanity is endangering every facet of life on Earth thr
TARIQUE RAHMAN HAS LOST HIS VOICE. THAT ISN’T IDEAL for the aspiring leader of Bangladesh, the South Asian nation of 175 million. It’s also tinged with irony since, as his homeland’s de facto oppositi
As a whirlwind awards season gets under way, Bazaar meets the talented women behind the year’s most exciting film and television projects
All That’s Left of You Various cinemas Late in Cherien Dabis’s new film, All That’s Left of You, a Palestinian woman in her seventies meets a younger Israeli man in a trendy coffee shop in Tel Aviv. A
Sipping tea in their suburban home, Jan Creamer and her husband Tim Phillips look like an ordinary couple putting their feet up. But appearances could not be more deceptive. This formidable pair have