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The coming struggle against Trump and Trumpism.
The country's beleaguered opposition is braced for more state repression ahead of the legislative election.
The storming of the Capitol on 6 January was not a coup. But American democracy is still in danger.
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The economic historian and social theorist discusses automation and the future of the left.
In July, scientific advisers warned of the potential for a significant coronavirus variant to occur in the winter. But instead of preparing for the worst, the government created the ideal conditions for the virus to mutate – and thrive.
Keir Starmer has not yet capitalised on the woes of the Pandemic PM – and Labour MPs are starting to worry.
The master of the spy novel could be simultaneously old-fashioned and thoroughly modern – but what made his fiction Le Carré-esque?
The data on cases, hospitalisations and deaths only raises the question: why didn’t the government impose a lockdown sooner?
How decolonisation propelled the growth of low-tax jurisdictions, with lasting economic implications for former colonies.
