Christina Lamb

Her family chronicle, Wild Swans, brought home the horrors of Mao’s Cultural Revolution. Three decades later, she reveals she is writing a sequel

Palestinians in the West Bank say they are being driven from their homes by a campaign of terror waged by armed civilians determined to take their land

The son of the highest-profile political prisoner held by Israel tells of his family’s fears that the Israelis might kill him in revenge for October 7

The actress’s latest film is about the woman photojournalist who covered the Second World War, a character who fascinates The Sunday Times’s war correspondent

In a video call, María Corina Machado says the autocratic president is the one with his ‘back against the wall’ and the world should join her fight for democracy

Saad Mohseni says his news channel has more female broadcasters than ever but he has sleepless nights about navigating grey areas under the repressive regime

Fawzia Amin Seydou was taken in Iraq in 2014 before ending up in war-torn Palestine. She escaped with the help of the ‘Jewish Schindler’ but her children were left behind

The foreign correspondent Christina Lamb had always wanted a dedicated writing space, and finally made it happen

The front line desperately needs more fighters in the war against Russia. But Zelensky’s countrymen may be falling out of love with him

Russia and China are Africa’s friends, says a freedom fighter turned millionaire businessman