These aspects deserve more attention for a fuller picture of how Hancock challenges and expands jazz aesthetics.

Edward Luce’s analysis (“Western liberalism’s waning star”, Opinion, July 29) raises valid concerns, but I am pleased to report that liberal democracy is alive and well in Australia.

Indeed, nowadays anyone who does a traditional business activity such as banking, hotel reservations, grocery shopping or taxi services better than others, with the judicious application of ...

Britain’s vow “to recognise a Palestinian state unless Israel ends the crisis in Gaza” (Report, July 30) is simply incoherent. If recognising a Palestinian state is the right thing to do, then it ...

From Gareth Sykes, Partner and UK Head of Corporate Governance Advisory, Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer, London EC2, UK ...

Your Lex note on governance issues at Wise, the UK fintech, rightly highlights the need for quality research from proxy advisers (July 30). FCLTGlobal’s recent study of the proxy system reveals a ...

The reality is the reforms of Deng Xiaoping’s “opening up” in the 1970s generated a model, not of “state capitalism”, nor a putative “neoliberal” orthodoxy but a system of “local state capitalism” ...

As generative artificial intelligence makes it easier for people to have a “passable grasp” of English, excellence in a language becomes a true differentiator in business and elsewhere, as Simon Kuper ...