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Maggie Haberman’s Confidence Man is the best account yet of Trump’s path to the presidency – and a crucial guide…
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ByThe Sri Lankan novelist on growing up amid civil war, turning trauma into satire, and winning the 2022 prize.
ByThe country is blighted by landlordism, homelessness and Thatcher’s legacy.
ByAndrew Gimson’s biography of the former prime minister describes a man who can pull off a miracle. With the Tories…
ByA new biography shows how one of Labour’s most successful leaders kept the party united at all costs.
ByHow China’s uneven ascent has been driven by debt and the Communist Party’s obsessive pursuit of social stability.
ByIn their new books, Andrew Murray and James Schneider ask what the left can learn from its time in control…
ByA new economic history examines how and why money has always been inextricably linked to politics and power.
ByA former diplomat’s new book reveals that, for 25 years, UK foreign policy has left mainly harm and disorder in…
ByThe New Statesman’s selection of essential recent releases.
ByIbram X Kendi’s new book, How to Raise an Antiracist, is overly simplistic and dogmatic.
ByA new biography of the Russian president details the extraordinary rise of an unremarkable man who learned how to exercise…
ByForget Me Not by Pavelle, The Silver Waterfall by Simms and McGregor, Look Here by Kinsella and Last Letter to…
BySerhii Rudenko’s biography is a portrait of a wartime hero whose troubled past may return to haunt him.
ByThree new histories reveal the corrosive effects of colonialism and slavery on today’s British politics.
ByFrom strikes to Brexit, a new book by the BBC producer Phil Tinline explores how the UK has been shaped…
ByThe American diplomat’s new book, Leadership, is undermined by his self-serving portrait of his thuggish former boss.
ByIn her new book Rule, Nostalgia, Hannah Rose Woods explores how illusory and contested golden ages have haunted Britain since…
ByCandid on short-staffing and underfunding, ministerial memoir Zero omits the healthcare that happens in the community.
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