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• How JD Vance lost the mandate of heaven - New Statesman
• The Iran war is far from over - New Statesman
• Queen Elizabeth II’s unhappy birthday - New Statesman
• The Palestine hunger striker standing for election - New Statesman
• The dark heart of the kidfluencer industry - New Statesman
• Mythos and the insecurity avalanche - New Statesman
• Trump’s pyrrhic victory in Iran - New Statesman
• At my 36th Passover, I finally feel like a grown-up - New Statesman
• Is it still cool to be Jay McInerney? - New Statesman
• Meet the Angry Young Women - New Statesman
• The Wizard of the Kremlin has no magic - New Statesman
• Donald Trump is WEAK on Catholicism - New Statesman
• A summer of sex? Yes please! - New Statesman
• Expensive salad bowls are stupid - New Statesman
• Hungary proves populism can be defeated - New Statesman
• The end of the American empire - New Statesman
• Why does Keir Starmer even want to be Prime Minister? - New Statesman
• You’re probably going to end up in an HMO - New Statesman
• We’re all stuck in Donald Trump’s cage fight - New Statesman
• How to laugh at the lanyard class - New Statesman
• Does anybody have a new job for Philip Pilkington? - New Statesman
• The far right has moved on from Orbán - New Statesman
• The message of A Doll’s House is unbound by time - New Statesman
• Letter of the week: The Gulf’s porous loyalties - New Statesman
• Private equity’s hostile takeover of Britain - New Statesman
• Trump’s ground options in Iran - New Statesman
• Too many black men are dying of a curable cancer - New Statesman
• The AI gap in government - New Statesman
• Apartheid fetishism - New Statesman
• Trump is not going to “chicken out” in Iran - New Statesman
• “Internally displaced” doesn’t do justice those living on Lebanon’s streets - New Statesman
• Hungary’s election was a false dawn for Europe - New Statesman
• Sam Altman isn’t another bullshit artist - New Statesman
• Venture philanthropy: revolution through collaboration - New Statesman
• The prostate cancer conundrum - New Statesman
• Is this yet another Labour faction? - New Statesman
• Trump’s blockade is a desperate measure - New Statesman
• Keir Starmer is angry again - New Statesman
• Clavicular and the subtle art of being hot - New Statesman
• Keir Starmer is right to put Brexit in the bin - New Statesman
• The Green Party is using housing inequality to punish Labour - New Statesman
• An English life in Vladimir Putin’s twilight zone - New Statesman
• Viktor Orbán’s moment of truth - New Statesman
• How to stop a fuel panic - New Statesman
• Basildon Man wants reform - New Statesman
• Who will win the Scottish Parliament election? - New Statesman
• The silent coup - New Statesman
• Kemi Badenoch wants to be Britain’s Peter Magyar - New Statesman
• Rupert Lowe and the rise of zombie politics - New Statesman
• Why do Britain’s streets feel so scary? - New Statesman
• The world energy shock is coming - New Statesman
• Elon Musk vs the woke mind virus - New Statesman
• Michael Ignatieff: Global Orbánism is over - New Statesman
• A certain idea of Ed Miliband - New Statesman
• Matt Goodwin’s intellectual suicide - New Statesman
• The West cannot understand Iran - New Statesman
• Inside the secretive London mansion that made Bonnie Blue - New Statesman
• The Greens who want to drill the North Sea - New Statesman
• This is Keir Starmer’s partygate - New Statesman
• The everything shock - New Statesman
• Reflections on the never-ending war in Ukraine - New Statesman
• Donald Trump’s war is driving me mad - New Statesman
• Marxism can still change the world - New Statesman
• Alice Coltrane’s transcendent score - New Statesman
• The new world war - New Statesman
• The depravity of Jeffrey Epstein’s reading list - New Statesman
• The battle for the Strait of Hormuz - New Statesman
• Who will win the Welsh Senedd election? - New Statesman
• After 17 years at the New Statesman, I leave with a renewed faith in the power of ideas - New Statesman
• What Jürgen Habermas leaves behind - New Statesman
• Zoe Strimpel’s orgy of contradictions - New Statesman
• We are living through regime change - New Statesman
• Fiona Hill: We are heading into absolute chaos and brutal slaughter - New Statesman
• Noma and the tyranny of angry chefs - New Statesman
• On the hunt for Prince Andrew - New Statesman
• The age of invasion - New Statesman
• The passion of Will Self - New Statesman
• Trump ushers in a new era of rogue superpowers - New Statesman
• What next after Palestine Action ban ruled unlawful? - New Statesman
• Pedro Sánchez: Europe’s left-wing icon - New Statesman
• Before Syria, I saw John Cantlie’s drive for danger - New Statesman
• Gordon Brown: Police need to interview Andrew - New Statesman
• This was the first Godless year of my life - New Statesman
• Is the Green Party still “green” in any meaningful way? - New Statesman
• Hunting for a secret admirer and a scam artist - New Statesman
• Ai Weiwei: “Maybe I’m still seeking trouble” - New Statesman
• What is the endgame in Iran? - New Statesman
• The relentless drudgery of wedding food - New Statesman
• Noam Chomsky’s reputation will never recover from the Epstein files - New Statesman
• How politics went hyper - New Statesman
• The Ladies of London need our help - New Statesman
• Inside Sudan’s perpetual war - New Statesman
• The best fiction to read this year - New Statesman
• In defence of Ulysses - New Statesman
• Morgan McSweeney’s political obituary - New Statesman
• Don’t forget the harm of Covid - New Statesman
• James Goldsmith, godfather of British populism - New Statesman
• Europe must break from America - New Statesman
• Iran is on the edge of revolution - New Statesman
• How much longer can Iran’s Islamic Republic survive? - New Statesman