Tag Archives: May 2025

National Geographic – May 2025 ‘Traveller’

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC TRAVELLER MAGAZINE (April 3, 2025): The May 2025 issue features Rocky Mountain hikes, railway journeys across bear country, sea-kayaking excursions through whale-churned waters — embrace the call of the wild with our latest issue.

Lanzarote: The Spanish island’s volcanic landscapes are beloved by artists, winemakers and hikers
Sierra Leone: Stunningly biodiverse, the West African nation is finally opening up to travellers
Brazil:In search of jaguars on the meandering waterways of the Brazilian Pantanal
The Alps: Classic itineraries taking in the mountain range’s forests and fast-flowing streams
Bangkok: Find peace away from the crowds in Thailand’s storied capital
Panama City: The sparkling high-rises of this Central American metropolis conceal a fascinating history
River Shannon: Village pubs and flower-filled meadows pepper this Irish waterway
Portland, Maine: Innovative farmers are driving this coastal hub’s dining scene
Lisbon: From pilgrims to party people, the Portuguese capital has stays for all types of visitor 

Prospect Magazine —— May 2025 Preview

PROSPECT MAGAZINE (April 2, 202): The latest issue features Should Europe break free from the US? Nathalie Tocci and John Bolton present their arguments. Peter Geoghegan reveals Reform’s backers and Emma Haslett reports on Maga’s IVF obsession. Plus, our critics cover Spotify, Andrea Dworkin & Lennon and McCartney

Europe’s wake-up call on defence

For too long, Europeans ignored Russia’s growing threat and the United States’ waning interest in their security

Europe could blow the west apart

John Bolton

Who funds Reform?

Peter Geoghegan

Elon Musk’s IVF obsession

Emma Haslett

Eminent Trumpians: meet the president’s cultural outriders

Matthew d’Ancona

If you care about music, delete Spotify

Ellen Peirson-Hagger

Ben Okri: Timothée Chalamet brought me to tears

Prospect Team

The London Magazine – April/May 2025 Preview

THE LONDON MAGAZINE (April 2, 2025): The latest issue takes the city as its muse:

Joshua Mehigan finds poetic inspiration at a petrol station stop, on the way back from Atlantic City

Kasra Lang and Sara Ahmad explore London and its residents who are marginalised or ignored

Paul Stephenson goes to Paris and attempts to ‘exhaust a place’ à la Georges Perec

Gráinne O’Hare’s fiction takes us to Belfast, a city scarred by the effects of generational trauma

National Review Magazine – May 2025 Politics Preview

NATIONAL REVIEW MAGAZINE (March 28, 2025): The May 2025 issue features ‘Trade-Offs’ – The knock-on effects of Trump’s tariffs…

Free Trade Is How You Live Your Life

And protectionism is a utopian dream. Dominic Pino

Free-Traders Need to Make a Small Exception

By Michael Brendan Dougherty

The DOGE Ate My Constitution

Make the cuts, but follow the law. Dan McLaughlin