Star-studded think tank launches, defection rumours and ‘growing pains’ – a week inside the ascendant Green Party ...

In Africa, the proliferation of social and entertainment digital platforms, such as Facebook, YouTube, Spotify and others, ...

When Doug Gurr was named chair of the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority last month – having already led the watchdog on ...

In two US states, twin verdicts find tech giants Meta and Google liable for harms to young users on their platforms ...

As the UK's Covid inquiry gets under way amid legal action from the government and the scandal of missing evidence, ...

Migrant people in the UK have told openDemocracy of becoming depressed, receiving racial abuse, and struggling to reassure ...

Si las víctimas del explotador sexual Jeffrey Epstein pidieran protección hoy en Reino Unido podrían ser rechazadas por las ...

With Tehran closer to achieving its war aims than Washington or Tel Aviv, the global economic balance of power is shifting ...

As Internet penetration grows in the country, so do the government’s attempts to monitor, control and repress dissenting voices. Kazakhstan is ranked “Not free” on Freedom House’s Freedom on the Net ...

“Women are spending prolonged periods locked in their cells, and use of force is too often deployed as a response to prisoner ...

Policy change on modern slavery could block victims of Epstein-style trafficking from getting help, experts fear ...

Britain suffered a bleak economic landscape in 2023, with wages stagnant and costs rising across the board, but political donors and the parties they give to seem to have been unimpacted. All parties ...