Net Zero referendum: Paying for climate action mustn’t become a generation war
Brexit thrived on stoking divisions between old and young. Nigel Farage’s attempts to abandon climate action risk doing likewise.
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State of the Union 2022: Live analysis
Emily Tamkin and Katie Stallard in Washington, DC share their thoughts on President Joe Biden's State of the Union.
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No safe harbour for democracy as storms batter the UK’s house of lies
Pointing out Boris Johnson’s untruths should not be regarded as partisan bias.
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How the Republican Party is undermining trust in public life
Corrosive public attitudes are the culmination of 40 years of the party's relentless anti-government rhetoric.
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Canada’s “Freedom Convoy” is a bigger threat to the right than the left
Though the anti-vaccine protest is targeting Justin Trudeau, it is the Tories that have been thrown into turmoil.
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“We have to tax the billionaires”: California Democrat Ro Khanna on seizing the moment for change
The congressman on bipartisanship, refusing apathy and how to make tech work for all.
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Attacks on George Soros show the right is out of ideas
Going after Soros is easier than campaigning against real opponents, be they in Washington or Budapest.
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Victory puts Portuguese Socialists at forefront of Europe’s centre-left comeback
Social democrats elsewhere could learn from the deft, straightforward António Costa.
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