Jeremy Cliffe is the International Editor for the New Statesman. With a focus on European politics and international affairs, Jeremy's articles provide insightful analysis and commentary on current events and trends. His expertise lies in understanding the complexities of European politics and the impact of global events on the continent.
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Jeremy Cliffe's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with an emphasis on European relations. He also covers world affairs to some extent, focusing particularly on Europe and Africa. Based on his article titles and themes covered, he seems interested in evolving political stories, legal policy regulation, government announcements as well as providing insights into complex geopolitical issues.
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As Pedro Sánchez fights for re-election, Spain’s fractured politics has become a harbinger of the continent’s future.
As Spain heads to the polls, the country’s fractured politics offer a glimpse of what's to come.
Why counterfactual history is an essential tool for understanding the present.
Why considering the what-ifs is essential to our understanding of the present.
Relations between Germany and Poland define the continent. But, ahead of the latter’s election this weekend, they are in crisis and getting worse.
The continent is paying countries on its fringes, democratic and otherwise, to shield its core from all the chaos.
Europe’s leaders are keenly watching the German breakaway party.
A century ago The Radetzky March captured the break-up of Austria-Hungary. Could it also predict the fall of Vladimir Putin’s Russian empire?
The Baltic leader has become the EU’s strongest advocate for an uncompromising response to Russia.
Spain’s increasingly fractured politics has become a harbinger of the continent’s future.
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