Rachel Reeves, the first female chancellor in British history, appeared to cry in Commons on Tuesday night - which others ...

Few books have received as much global publicity and fawning praise from the corporate media as A Different Kind of Power, the memoir by New Zealand’s former Labour Party Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern ...

In her memoir, the former prime minister seems more concerned with the symbols of politics than the actual politics the prompted her downfall.

Despite their differences in style and focus, or perhaps because of them, Ardern's and Merkel's memoirs put the human side of politics in the spotlight. The post In Different Ways, Ardern and Merkel ...

Imagine if somebody repeatedly accused you of genocide. Would you want them in government with you? Would you be offended at the suggestion? Or would you tacitly concede the high ground to them? For ...

SOMEWHERE on the cutting-room floor of “Prime Minister,” a new documentary about Dame Jacinda Ardern’s fraught 5½ years leading New Zealand through crisis after crisis, is a montage of her repeatedly ...

The documentary presents a test case for holding true to one’s beliefs, no matter the consequences.

The daughter of a police officer, Ardern grew up interested in public service but wary about the “blood sport” of New Zealand ...

The New Zealand PM faced a range of crises, from a terrorist attack at a mosque in Christchurch to the COVID-19 Pandemic, all with grace and direct action.

Morrison was prime minister between 2018 and 2022, a period in which he said, "we were hit with pretty much every crisis you can imagine".

A new memoir by the former Prime Minister revisits her time in office but doesn’t explain the confounding transformation the country underwent during COVID.

Ardern, it turns out, also grew up thinking that a career in politics was for a different kind of person—someone more confident, less anxious, and better equipped to withstand the gladiatorial tone of ...