Why the anti-Putin protests in Russia’s eastern city are something new
Ongoing protests in the far-flung city of Khabarovsk reveal the limits of Moscow's hold over the regions.
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EU talks have raised further questions around the future of the country's civic freedoms.
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Why the actions of authoritarian leaders are an urgent political issue for the UK
In a global information society, the erosion of democracy takes place everywhere, at the same time.
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Podcast: Macron’s Balancing Act
The New Statesman’s World Review podcast with Jeremy Cliffe and Emily Tamkin.
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“Tough on China“: how Trump and Biden differ over Beijing
The US president's past relationship with his Chinese counterpart could come back to bite him.
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Pro-Europeans around the continent must learn the lessons of the UK’s story
Those committed to the European project must avoid the pitfalls that led to Brexit.
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Colombia is the latest country to join Latin America’s wave of protests
Colombians are united by a fearless and growing rejection of everything that President Ivan Duque represents.
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Chile’s unrest has reawakened its egalitarian spirit
The combination of low wages, rising living costs, meagre pension provisions and expensive drugs are driving growing numbers of Chileans into…
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