
Aaron Bastani
Freelance Writer and Journalist at London Review of Books
Contributing Editor and Co-founder at Novara Media
Co-Founder @novaramedia. Author of Fully Automated Luxury Communism. Next book on politics and economics of an ageing planet.
Articles
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3 weeks ago |
znetwork.org | Matt Kennard |Aaron Bastani
Global politics has profoundly changed in recent years. Russia’s war in Ukraine, Israel’s genocide against Gaza, and the election of Donald Trump for a second time, have all shifted expectations, norms and policies. The ICC has issued an arrest warrant for Benjamin Netanyahu; after some of the most punitive sanctions in history the United States now wants rapprochment with Russia. Meanwhile countries around the world, including the UK, are cutting their aid budgets and spending more on defence.
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3 weeks ago |
f.mtr.cool | Matt Kennard |Aaron Bastani
Global politics has profoundly changed in recent years. Russia’s war in Ukraine, Israel’s genocide against Gaza, and the election of Donald Trump for a second time, have all shifted expectations, norms and policies. The ICC has issued an arrest warrant for Benjamin Netanyahu; after some of the most punitive sanctions in history the United States now wants rapprochment with Russia. Meanwhile countries around the world, including the UK, are cutting their aid budgets and spending more on defence.
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1 month ago |
theguardian.com | Aaron Bastani
Illustration: Edward Carvalho-Monaghan/The GuardianAt the start of the millennium it was widely presumed each successive generation would achieve a higher level of prosperity than the last. Today that is no longer the case. Just 19% of Americans expect their children’s lives to be better than their own, while two-thirds believe their country will be economically weaker by 2050.
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Sep 24, 2024 |
novaramedia.com | Aaron Bastani
In a meandering, often listless speech – which mostly consisted in attacking the Conservatives and his Labour predecessor, albeit never by name, one line from Keir Starmer particularly stood out. Britain, the Prime Minister declared, had “fairness in the water”. Perhaps that wasn’t the best metaphor given the efforts of the country’s poultry farmers and privately owned water companies (fairness, effluent and e.coli is a little less catchy).
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Sep 22, 2024 |
unherd.com | Aaron Bastani
2024 General ElectionJeremy CorbynKeir StarmerLabour PartyPoliticsThe leftUK As Labour gather in Liverpool, in an attempt to regain some moral credibility after a dire first few months in power, a storm is gathering on Starmer’s Left.
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