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Dear Reader,
I hope you are well. With Christmas now just a few weeks away, a New Statesman subscription is the perfect gift for those family, friends and loved ones who enjoy good writing and want to understand the defining issues driving change at home and abroad.
This week, we explain how Donald Trump’s presidency will shape our age of conflict. Will Putin win in Ukraine? Would America fight for Taiwan? Is Britain ready for a trade war? Katie Stallard and Wolfgang Munchau answer the questions that will define the next four years. Plus, Madeleine Davies reflects on what the fall of Justin Welby means for the future of the Church of England, and New Statesman critics and contributors from Tina Brown to William
Boyd choose their books of the year.
As the US enters a new era of creeping authoritarianism, our mission of producing quality, sceptical, independent journalism is more urgent than ever. And our regular columnists – Andrew Marr, John Gray, Hannah Barnes, Tracey Thorn, Simon Armitage and others – might even change how you see the world.
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