The political consequences of China’s net-zero climate aim
A new commitment to carbon neutrality alters governments’ calculus for standing up to the superpower.
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There is such a thing as fairness. It's just that some people get to decide who sees it, and others…
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The New Statesman’s World Review podcast with Jeremy Cliffe and Emily Tamkin.
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“Nobody feels it’s equal”: how Israel’s second lockdown is widening the religious-secular divide
A lack of agreement over new Covid-19 restrictions indicates a lack of trust in the nation’s government.
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Why Scottish Home Rule is no longer a viable alternative to independence
The “third way” of Scottish Home Rule would not have prevented Brexit or the Iraq War.
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Keir Starmer’s Labour conference speech lacked an inspiring vision
The Labour leader is committed to a progressive policy agenda but he needs to demonstrate greater urgency.
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Dumplings unwrapped: what Georgia’s national dish reveals about the country
The irony of Georgian food is that it is almost unknown in the West, which the country looks to politically,…
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England’s green and forbidden lands: Nick Hayes on his battle for the public’s right to ramble
An illustrator and lifelong trespasser fights back against the English landowning elite, one walk at a time.
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