How hostile disinformation by Russia has harmed the UK
Vladimir Putin has succeeded in creating division and sowing uncertainty about the British state’s legitimacy
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Hermes’ investment in the United Kingdom is a story of opportunities and challenges
The delivery firm’s creation of 10,000 jobs is a story both about the benefits of the post-coronavirus economy and its pitfallls.
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The Russia report reveals a story of repeated failure by successive governments
No prime minister has responded adequately to hostile acts by Vladimir Putin’s government since 2014.
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Why the persecution of the Uighurs should shape the UK’s China policy
Crimes against humanity are a far greater and more urgent crisis than whether Huawei and TikTok are cybersecurity threats.
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Podcast: Russia’s Disinformation War
The New Statesman’s World Review podcast with Jeremy Cliffe and Emily Tamkin.
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The consolations of rail travel
Travelling Europe by train is not just more responsible than flying, it offers a different philosophy of travel.
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Dancing on the Berlin Wall
A return to the scene of the 20th century’s greatest accidental revolution.
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Conjuring the ghost of Leonard Cohen on Hydra
As I try to relax on the Greek island, which is romantically haunted by Cohen and Marianne Ihlen, I am yet further haunted by one…
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