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Apocalypse now in New York. I told myself I wouldn’t be as shocked and disappointed as I was in 2016. But I was. Also this… By Erica Wagner The world according to Trump
Politics - New Statesman
News, analysis and comment from the New Statesman's award-winning politics team.
US election 2024 live blog - New Statesman
Nov 5, 2024 — Minute-by-minute analysis of a momentous night for US politics. By New Statesman Will Kamala Harris defy the odds and win the White House after a whirlwind 100-day campaign? Or will Donald Trump’s divisive strategy prove successful? And how soon will we know either way? Welcome to the New ...
The climate consensus crisis - New Statesman
4 days ago — That feels very far away now. In February, I interviewed Chris Skidmore, the minister who singed the net zero pledge into law. He had stood down as both a Tory and an MP and triggered a by-election in protest of Rishi Sunak watering down key climate measures, particularly the granting of new oil and gas licences.
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The war on Lebanon’s heritage. Israeli air strikes have damaged and destroyed historical sites and antiquities across the country. By Hanna Davis Britain’s complicity with Netanyahu’s war must end
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The New Statesman is the leading progressive political and cultural magazine in the United Kingdom. Founded as a weekly review of politics and literature on 12 April 1913, the New Statesman has notably recognised and published new writers and critics, as well as encouraged notable careers.
UK - New Statesman
What Americans really think of Britain. Also this week: the deification of Kamala Harris and the cruelty of ageing in the US. By Tina Brown The rise and fall of Britain’s infamous preacher of hate