Why repression in Zimbabwe worries South Africa
How much South Africa uses its leverage over its neighbour could prove crucial to the stability of the region.
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Why Labour should lead the argument for higher wealth taxes
Insisting on taxing the rich to pay for increased public spending now will help weaken arguments for cuts later.
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Leader: The jobs imperative
With UK unemployment forecast to reach its highest level since 1984, the Chancellor should maintain fiscal support until the economy has returned to health.
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Why we must accept that our return to the office is essential for jobs and economic recovery
Lockdown was for too long allowed to be an existential space.
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Rishi Sunak’s popularity gives him real power. But what happens when the spending stops?
The Chancellor’s allies fear his likeability and influence will fade as the furlough scheme ends.
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If ministers don’t act, our aerospace and automotive industries are heading for a crash
The UK government has been silent while France, Germany and Spain allocate billions of euros to investing in the future.
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The BT takeover threat shows why we must treat broadband as a public good
In place of private enclosure and wealth extraction, the time has come for universal access and connectivity.
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How European views on China are hardening in the wake of Covid-19
The perception of warm relations between China and EU countries is increasingly at odds with reality.
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