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WEBNew Statesman Podcast. Podcasts. Could conspiracy trump democracy in America? A majority of Americans believe their government is corrupt and rigged. News, analysis and comment from the New Statesman's award-winning politics team.
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WEBJoe Biden bids farewell to a world on the edge of war. Speaking at the UN, the President eulogised his own record - but leaves behind a global crisis. By Freddie Hayward.
What really happened at the Conservative Party party?
WEBGive a gift. Podcasts. The New Statesman podcast. What really happened at the Conservative Party party? A jubilant atmosphere before a new leader is crowned. And why is democracy a low priority for American voters? Rachel Cunliffe is joined by Andrew Marr, George Eaton, and Katie Stallard.
The New Statesman: A New Direction - New Statesman
WEBSep 12, 2021 · Welcome to our new website, showcasing the New Statesman’s new visual identity – perhaps the most elegant and ambitious in our 108-year history.. The launch of this new site marks the latest phase of our expansion plans, as we take the New Statesman’s award-winning journalism to new international audiences. In recent times we have established an international team led by Jeremy Cliffe ...
The fury of history - New Statesman
WEB1 day ago · The military conflict between Israel and Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis and other Arabs can have lulls and ceasefires, but ultimately cannot truly end until there is change inside Iran. This historical process has only quickened because of the current war in Lebanon, which pits Israel against Iran’s most militarily powerful proxy force, Hezbollah.
The politics behind James Cleverly’s Chagos Islands bluster
WEB1 hour ago · Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images. James Cleverly has come out hard against Keir Starmer’s government, calling the decision to hand sovereignty of the Chagos Islands in the Indian Ocean back to Mauritius “weak, weak, weak!”. This is all very convenient for reminding MPs and Tory party members, who are in …
UK Politics - New Statesman
WEBEven sensible candidates are forced to focus on the party rather than the country. Handouts stick with voters inured to thinking of politicians as greedy. Conservative MPs recognise that reducing numbers means greater economic intervention. In his memoir Kingmaker, the former chairman of the ...
Rachel Reeves’s balancing act - New Statesman
WEB8 hours ago · Strategists eye a potentially potent dividing line. It’s one that was established by Rachel Reeves’s Labour conference speech in which she declared: “Growth is the challenge. And investment is the solution.”. On this, No 10 and No 11 are aligned (a contrast with some previous administrations). Recall that Keir Starmer has long argued ...
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WEBThe rise and fall of Britain’s infamous preacher of hate. Anjem Choudary personified an era of Islamic extremism. By Shiraz Maher England in pieces. Keir Starmer has imposed order after the riots.