Jacinda Ardern’s resignation is both a shock and entirely unsurprising
Ardern became a national and global sensation – but her fortunes soured as the pandemic persisted.
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Ardern became a national and global sensation – but her fortunes soured as the pandemic persisted.
By Megan GibsonNato’s secretary-general on why Europe faces its most dangerous moment since the Second World War.
By Megan GibsonAlso featuring a biography of Peter Beard and White Torture by Narges Mohammadi.
By Alona Ferber, Megan Gibson, Michael Prodger and Sarah DawoodThe day before England faced Iran on the pitch, Ehsan Hajsafi told the media that Iranians should know “we…
By Megan GibsonRussia’s military troubles mount in Ukraine, while it finds itself isolated at the G20 summit.
What should we make of a Brexiteer who studied stateside and tried to avoid Cop27?
By Megan GibsonThe whistleblower’s harrowing memoir of her clash with the US military shows that information does not necessarily effect change.
By Megan GibsonChina continues its policy of rigid Covid restrictions and strict lockdowns.
Also featuring No Choice: Becca Andrews on the right to abortion, and Servants of the Damned by David Enrich.
By Pippa Bailey, Megan Gibson, Oscar Williams and Michael Prodger