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Once dominant, the conventional centre-right is in decline across the West. Why? And what does it mean for the future of politics?

The Scottish National Party reached its electoral zenith under the First Minister, who quit abruptly this month. Where did it all go wrong?

After the death of her mother, Johanna Thomas-Corr searches for a language of mourning.

As the invasion nears its first anniversary, waves of Russian troops are making their way to the front lines – but in Kyiv the talk is of victory.

I tend to suppress the worst things about being an immigrant in this country. But the government’s anti-Albanian rhetoric has brought it back.

The New Statesman’s medical editor spent New Year’s Day in A&E after his mother collapsed. It revealed the human cost of the NHS crisis – and prompted reflections on positive change.

How a centuries-old institution can save today’s faltering social media culture.

Revisiting two seminal articles from 1937 and 1983.

In 1934, Wells arrived in Moscow to meet a group of Soviet writers. While there Stalin granted him an interview.

Christmas coming, a man and a woman in a lonely long barn expecting a child, a post-apocalyptic landscape, a journey out into the tempest.