Kamala Harris’s time warp
If she commits to 2028, she will no longer be able to blame timing as her greatest obstacle to the White House
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Megan Gibson
Megan Gibson is the executive editor (features) of the New Statesman. She has reported from many countries, including Armenia, Estonia, Iceland, Singapore, Israel and Palestine. A lot of people struggle to place her accent.
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David Lammy’s Gaza cowardice
In a letter last week, Lammy said the Foreign Office had concluded Israel’s actions were not a genocide.
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Palestine Action and the distortion of terrorism
MPs, legal experts and campaigners worry the protest group’s ban sets a dangerous precedent of government overreach.
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The Palestine Action crackdown
Supporters are still ferociously protesting their proscription.
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A stable future for Gaza is a distant prospect
Israel’s former prime minister Ehud Olmert has accused his country’s leaders of planning a “concentration camp” on the Strip.
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Jacinda Ardern’s unexamined life
In her memoir, the former prime minister seems more concerned with the symbols of politics than the actual politics the…
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Netanyahu realises his lifelong dream
Israel’s staggering strikes on Iran have devastated the regime’s brittle leadership.
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The world is finally turning against the war on Gaza
It is still too little, but it is not too late.
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