New Statesman Leader

A calm response to the third crisis, but Brown ain't seen nothing yet

• 09 August 2007
• 2 comments

Ties with the US: a good start but still some worrying signs

• 02 August 2007
• 1 comment

For all Brown's cooler body language with Bush, the early signs are that on strategic issues he, too, will acquiesce whenever requested

After a summer of misery will the public now get the message?

• 26 July 2007
• 3 comments

The west may be finding its match in the most unlikely places

• 19 July 2007
• 1 comment

Enlightened employment, not marriage, provides the key

• 12 July 2007
• 1 comment

On terrorism and the constitution, a good start. Big tests lie ahead

• 05 July 2007

Giving parliament more power presupposes that our MPs, many of whom have shown cowardice, learn the art of scrutiny

Good luck in changing this undemocratic, unequal nation

• 28 June 2007
• 1 comment

Reprehensible Israeli policies and mistaken token responses

• 21 June 2007
• 30 comments

Israel's policy towards the Palestinians has long been morally and politically reprehensible. But it is only through concerted engagement that a broader catastrophe can be averted

A man who appreciates the malaise and the need for change

• 14 June 2007

Brown must understand the depth of anger over Iraq. For that reason, we are backing Jon Cruddas for the Labour deputy leadership

Only a Bill of Rights can save the citizen from the prying state

• 07 June 2007

The New Statesman will campaign for a full Bill of Rights to underpin a new written constitution.