Does the world need to learn to live with China?
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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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Rory Stewart is on the road again
After runs for the Tory leadership and mayor of London, the former cabinet minister is criss-crossing continents. Could he have…
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The West isn’t dying – its ideas live on in China
What the Western world confronts is not the threatening advance of alien civilisations, but its own dark shadows moving through…
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First Thoughts: Act now on the climate emergency, “I’m with Bonkers”, and the perils of altruism
After wildfires devastate California and commuters drown in China, it is obvious to me that Extinction Rebellion is right.
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China in 1983: a miracle waiting to happen?
In its first report on China under Communism, the World Bank presciently recognised the potential for “a tremendous increase in…
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What Father Stan Swamy’s “custodial murder” means for human rights in India
Emily Tamkin and Ido Vock host the New Statesman’s weekly global affairs podcast
How China became the world’s biggest CO2 emitter
China’s annual carbon emissions have risen by 20 per cent since 2010.
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