“Stab in the back”: How the new Aukus pact sparked French outrage
The new security agreement between the US, UK and Australia has been interpreted in Paris as yet another example of…
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What does the new Aukus alliance mean for global relations?
The new pact between the UK, US and Australia could lead to nothing less than a merger of military, industrial…
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Lithium will be as era-defining as oil, and China is dominating its supply
Lithium batteries are fundamental to 21st-century industrial economies. The geopolitical effects are already being felt, and the West is playing…
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One year on from China’s national security crackdown, Hong Kong is a changed place
The legislation has amounted to a full-spectrum assault by China on the city’s vibrant civil society.
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Why a China-centered future is still uncertain
In privileging political control over market freedom, the new superpower risks its own rise.
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Welcome to the rules-based disorder
Why geopolitics no longer operates under a common set of rules.
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Does the world need to learn to live with China?
Jeremy Cliffe in Berlin and Emily Tamkin in Washington, DC host the New Statesman's weekly global affairs podcast, World Review
Nigel Farage’s GB News show contains a warning about the direction of debate over China
Vince Cable’s comments on GB News mirror the government’s concerns that confronting Beijing will have economic consequences for Britain.
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