Our Cold War nightmares have returned as a global arms race By Katie Stallard In the autumn of 2022, the United States picked up intelligence that Vladimir Putin was considering a nuclear strike in ...
The New Statesman can exclusively reveal the Chancellor’s finalised top political team By Ailbhe Rea John Healey has finalised the appointments to his top political team in the Treasury, including a ...
Who will be Manchester’s next King – or Queen – in the North? At a hustings in Manchester, the mayoral candidates traded blows and brags By Will Dunn The drinkers outside the Slug and Lettuce on ...
Your guide to the etiquette and manners of the new regime By Finn McRedmond Take your tie off, throw out your textbooks, load up TikTok – we do things a little differently around here. And c’mon son, ...
He would rather more countries had atomic weapons than offer US protection for free By Freddie Hayward “I think of the future, but I refuse to paint it,” the American poet Donald Trump told Playboy in ...
I watched Mayo’s long wait finally end from a Dublin hospital By Luke O’Reilly It’s customary to begin with the curse. There are many different versions, but I’ll tell you the one I was told growing ...
A satirical “cockroach” party has become one of the world’s largest youth movements By Viren Naidu The Indian Air Force was recently drafted to execute one of the country’s most unusual operations. It ...
William F Buckley worshipped British conservatism. But now, the movement he created in America looks on the UK with contempt By Arvin Alaigh Throughout the 1970s, William F Buckley Jr reigned as the ...
The introduction of new prime ministers is becoming a mass media ritual By Will Dunn It’s 8.42am on Monday 20 July. We’re on the scene in Downing Street with only two-and-a-half hours to wait before ...
With Marine Le Pen now free to run in next year’s election, France is entering uncharted political territory By Julian Jackson Since his impulsive decision to dissolve parliament in 2024, which led ...
Will Nigel Farage be forced to fight a by-election? The Reform UK leader is facing the biggest fight of his political life By Ethan Croft Nigel Farage is facing his biggest challenge since he became ...
The murder of Ann Widdecombe has one lesson: both left and right need to detoxify our public discourse By Rachel Cunliffe “An attack on one politician is an assault on our democracy itself.” So said ...
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