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Emily Tamkin is the New Statesman’s US editor.
She co-hosts our weekly global affairs podcast, World Review.
The US adminsitration has dispatched an envoy to the embattled region, but the future for civilians remains unclear.
Even now, Republicans flock to the former president’s Mar-a-Lago resort as though their re-election hopes depend on it.
The former UK prime minister has a warning for US progressives.
Former presidential hopeful Andrew Yang is leading an energetic campaign ahead of next month’s Democratic primaries as progressives trail behind.
The Pulitzer Prize-winning author on Italy, immigration and why she thinks identity is a trap.
Despite pouring resources into the state and staging mass rallies during a pandemic, Narendra Modi’s party was comfortably defeated.
The US president has so far pursued bold, popular policies. But he now needs to effect less popular change in areas such as immigration.
The president has exceeded some expectations, but also fallen short on issues ranging from student debt to the climate crisis.
The president argued that competing globally requires the US to first get its own house in order.
The senator is partly empowered by Alaska's unique political make-up, which suggests local politics might offer a route back from partisanship.
