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New Statesman Podcast. Politics podcast. Rachel Reeves on who will foot the budget bill. Andrew Marr sits down for an exclusive interview. News, analysis and comment from the New Statesman's award-winning politics team.
US election 2024 live blog - New Statesman
16 hours ago · Welcome to the New Statesman ’s US election live blog where we’ll have analysis and commentary from Ben Walker, Freddie Hayward and Katie Stallard throughout the night. …
World Affairs - New Statesman
How Russia’s war on Ukraine will change the world, with Serhii Plokhy. International news and comment from the New Statesman.
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Europe - New Statesman
The real danger of sending North Korean troops to Ukraine. The threat of Russia’s war is expanding beyond Europe. By Katie Stallard North Korean troops in Russia is a dangerous escalation
UK Politics - New Statesman
This isn’t about “dictating” to people – it’s about helping them start the families they dream of. Poor economic growth could force Rachel Reeves to choose between cuts and more tax rises. Rachel Reeves is increasing taxes, …
Inside Kemi Badenoch's shadow cabinet - New Statesman
17 hours ago · Shadow home secretary has gone to former policing minister Chris Philp. And Alex Burghart, one of Badenoch’s most loyal supporters, is shadow secretary of state for the Duchy …
International Politics - New Statesman
The West will pay a steep price if it ignores Brics countries. Wolfgang Münchau. International Politics. The real danger of sending North Korean troops to Ukraine. Katie Stallard. Georgia’s future depends on the European Union. Luke McGee. …
Is a united Ireland now inevitable? - New Statesman
Apr 27, 2022 · A century after Northern Ireland was created through the bitter process of partition, its future looks increasingly uncertain. Even as the Orangemen are voicing their defiance, Michelle O’Neill, Sinn Féin’s 45-year-old …
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