Megan Gibson

Megan Gibson is executive editor, foreign, of the New Statesman.

Inside the ugly world of Facebook

In Careless People, former employee Sarah Wynn-Williams reveals the callousness at the heart of the company.

By Megan Gibson

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By Pippa Bailey, Michael Prodger, Finn McRedmond and Megan Gibson

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Also featuring Ninette’s War by John Jay and Captain de Havilland’s Moth by Alexander Norman.

By Michael Prodger, Zoë Huxford and Megan Gibson

Joe Biden doesn’t own this peace – but Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu must now take responsibility for what comes…

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The screenwriter of the scathing biopic The Apprentice on provoking the wrath of the former president.

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Also featuring She’s Always Hungry by Eliza Clark and Recognising the Stranger by Isabella Hammad.

By Michael Prodger, Tom Gatti and Megan Gibson

Despite the hype, there is no way the vice-president could have done all that was needed in the 100…

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Will the death of Yahya Sinwar lead to a ceasefire?

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The IDF has vowed that “tonight’s event will have consequences”.

By Megan Gibson

A day after thousands of pagers detonated in the country, walkie-talkies began to explode.

By Megan Gibson