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The New Statesman’s A-Z of 2024 - New Statesman
16 hours ago · A rundown of the year, from Charli XCX and Jeremy Clarkson to the incumbency curse and floods in Valencia. By New Statesman On 29 November, after more than four hours of debate, MPs voted to pass the assisted dying bill by 330 votes to 275. Brought by Kim Leadbeater, the MP for Batley and Spen, this ...
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Predictions for 2025: Russia wins - New Statesman
2 days ago · The biggest shift that took place was without a doubt the US elections. Until this year, Congress agreed to fund Ukraine, but earlier this month the Republican speaker of the House of Representatives rejected a proposal by the Biden administration for an additional $24 billion in aid for Ukraine.
US Election 2024 - New Statesman
Gone are the days when Hollywood could decide elections. In the wake of the Israel-Lebanon ceasefire, is there reason to hope for lasting peace? How Donald Trump will keep his coalition of support together amid his cabinet’s competing ideologies. The controversial Maga loyalist has withdrawn from ...
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 philosophical salvation of Kemi Badenoch - New Statesman
15 hours ago · In John Ruskin’s working-class conservatism lies a path to revive the Tory Party. By Imogen Sinclair Since the demise of Boris Johnson’s premiership, the promise of working-class conservatism has been dormant. During the Conservative leadership campaign there was Robert Jenrick’s call to turn ...
We must all be left conservatives now - New Statesman
Dec 21, 2024 · Nearly two-thirds of the way into Norman Mailer’s classic work, Armies of the Night – an autobiographical third-person account of the 1967 “March on the Pentagon” protest against the Vietnam War – Mailer turns a memorable phrase. He calls himself a “Left conservative.” The novel term was, characteristically for Mailer, more richly suggestive than precise.
Donald Trump’s victory is a cataclysm - New Statesman
Nov 6, 2024 · There is no sugar-coating. This is a huge victory for the right which challenges British political security and prosperity. Suddenly, we seem a social-democratic outlier, surrounded by angrier, more confident and more pugnacious neighbours.