The Tories are more united on energy than net-zero opponents suggest
Boris Johnson’s government can use its majority to make the upcoming UK energy strategy truly transformative.
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Discover the latest New Statesman content on Russia, exploring the politics, culture and economy of the nation. Insightful coverage and analysis of the war in Ukraine and Putin’s presidency.
The new Iron Curtain
Russia’s war in Ukraine poses a grave threat to Nato’s eastern states. As Britain doubles its military presence in Estonia,…
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Francis Fukuyama: We could be facing the end of “the end of history”
The American political theorist discusses what the Ukraine war means for the future of liberal democracy.
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Ukraine is haunted by the ghosts of wars past
Veterans still proudly wear their old Soviet uniforms, yet they have nothing but contempt for the Russians and Vladimir Putin.
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How might the Ukraine war end?
Now is the time to imagine what a future ceasefire will look like.
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Ukraine is better prepared for a long war than Russia
Putin is caught in his own lies and mythology about what is at stake in the war in Ukraine.
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Turkey’s balancing act pays off as Ankara mediates between Ukraine and Russia
Turkey has emerged as a broker able to talk to both sides since Russia’s invasion began more than a month…
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It’s no shock that TikTok serves users Ukraine misinformation
The war has made the costs of the app’s mythologised algorithm clear.
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Would Vladimir Putin use tactical nuclear weapons in Ukraine?
As the war approaches Nato’s borders military officials on both sides will have to communicate closely.
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Andrey Kurkov: “It’s impossible to say that all the world is behind Ukraine”
The renowned Ukrainian novelist on Zelensky’s speeches, the role of artists in war and the broken links between his country…
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The Kremlin’s illegal war stresses the need for all nations to stand up for democracy
Western governments must demonstrate that their values – including vigorous, open debate – are being prioritised at home as well…
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Echo of Moscow radio was independent to the end – its spirit will survive
Even Vladimir Putin will suffer from its closure, because he will no longer know what the opposition is talking about.
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“Unity is hard to sustain when you’re being bombed”: Lindsey Hilsum’s diary from Ukraine
In war, most people will save their own skin and that of their family before helping others.
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Green policies must be prioritised to protect Britain’s food security
Soaring global food prices should speed support for sustainable, high-welfare British farming – not the further onslaught of corporate-heavy Big…
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Economic crisis helped Putin rise to power. It could also be his downfall
Putin appears to be as unwavering in driving his economy to collapse as he is in his desire to crush…
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Cutting the “green crap” is hurting us all
Environmental measures are all the more important in a cost-of-living crisis.
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Why can’t the UK manage to insulate its homes?
The UK government has failed since 2013 to offer policies or funding to push up insulation rates, leaving homes leaky…
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Kleptocracy isn’t just a Russian problem
The West’s enabling of international oligarchy needs to stop now – and it extends far beyond London.
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Vladimir Putin vows to undertake a “purification” of Russia
As the Russian president’s war on Ukraine enters its fourth week, he has begun to threaten his own citizens.
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Banning Russia Today serves as propaganda for its persecution complex
RT trades off presenting the “real” news the Man doesn’t want you to hear.
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