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WEBDonald Trump is losing it. His alarming cognitive decline deserves the scrutiny that Joe Biden received.
The realpolitik of Starmer’s Meloni summit - New Statesman
WEB1 day ago · There is a lot of noise surrounding the meeting between Starmer and Meloni – with mischievous suggestions the UK wants to copy Italy’s offshore immigration processing arrangement with Albania. But the signal is clear – all avenues of security co-operation and intelligence sharing will be explored by the UK to smash the people-trafficking ...
Americas - New Statesman
WEBGabbard is building a resume for future success, outside the Democratic Party. By Eoin Higgins. See more in Americas.
World Affairs - New Statesman
WEBWorld Review. How Russia’s war on Ukraine will change the world, with Serhii Plokhy. 849. International news and comment from the New Statesman.
Video - New Statesman
WEBWatch video from the New Statesman including interviews with leading thinkers, news and current affairs explainers, and reports from around the world.
International Politics - New Statesman
WEBAmerica has learnt nothing from its million Covid deaths. Charlotte Kilpatrick. China.
North America - New Statesman
WEBThe Coming Storm returns ahead of the US election. The BBC Radio 4 podcast about conspiracy thinking is back, and things are even weirder. By Rachel Cunliffe. Latest in North America <?php// echo figaroGetCategory ( '', '', true, false, '' ); ?>.
Interviews - New Statesman
WEBWith Mark Galeotti. The fierce fight for Ukraine continues. Does BBC comedy have a left-wing bias? Andy Zaltzman on political satire, offensive jokes and cauliflower Trump. Why it’s so important to be able to joke about politics. See more in Interviews.
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