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Has the war in Ukraine ended the SNP’s hopes of Scottish independence?
The world has changed and Nicola Sturgeon’s party has no choice but to change with it.
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Explore a diverse range of articles examining the Scottish National Party (SNP), covering its policies, leadership, electoral impact, and key debates surrounding Scottish independence and devolved governance.
The world has changed and Nicola Sturgeon’s party has no choice but to change with it.
ByThe muddled, contradictory shopping list is a consequence of the deep-rooted defensiveness of Scotland’s political economy.
ByNicola Sturgeon and her nationalists have turned their backs on Alex Salmond’s pro-Russian antics by standing steadfastly with Ukraine.
ByScottish independence isn’t a rousing, visionary cause but a glum complaint, too tepid to command popular sacrifice.
ByDespite the governing party’s remarkable longevity, the landscape of big, bold projects in Scotland is depressingly sparse.
ByAt 31, the SNP finance minister is tipped to succeed Nicola Sturgeon. But will her social conservatism and evangelical Christianity…
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ByAfter a prolonged period of lockdown and home-learning, the Covid hangover is being felt everywhere. What have education ministers and…
ByThe Scottish independence debate looks like a game being played by an elite few, leaving some observers wondering just how…
ByThe Conservative government’s disdain for Nicola Sturgeon and the SNP risks rotting the Union from the inside.
ByThe walk-out of refuse collectors in Glasgow is an opportunity for a formidable show of solidarity with workers.
ByThe party’s insistence that problems must always be laid at someone else’s door is exhausting, and politics at its worst.
ByNationalists have modelled an independent Scotland on countries from every corner of the planet, often with little serious justification.
ByChris Deerin hosts the third Scottish election special edition of the New Statesman podcast.
Blair McDougall on the impact of a 14 year SNP incumbency
Rather than shedding light on devolution’s darkest chapter, the Holyrood inquiry has done the opposite.
ByThe First Minister, who turned 50 this month, has had a good crisis and the SNP is surging in the…
ByBrown boosted as party hails emphatic victory over the SNP in Glasgow North East
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