Critics accuse embattled prime minister of rushing plans that will have consequences for surveillance and privacy

While extremists grabbed headlines, hundreds of ordinary people mobilised to protect our neighbours

As the democracy, rights and governance sector faces cuts, earlier funding models offer clues for what could come next

Four activists may become first protesters in Britain to be sentenced as terrorists without being convicted of terror offences

Trump is threatening a military intervention, but there are no guarantees a democratic transition will take place

Edición de la newsletter semanal correspondiente al 5 de junio de 2026

"Estamos peleando guerras políticas y culturales. Guerras que no son nuestras".

The US, Iran, Israel and Hezbollah all have reasons to avoid full-scale war. But none yet has a serious route to peace.

Por primera vez, una ley en Argentina reconoce que el abuso sexual sistemático contra niñas y mujeres indígenas, naturalizado bajo el nombre de ‘chineo’, es un crimen de odio que debe prevenirse mediante sensibilización y educación. 

El ‘chineo’ es una práctica sistemática de abuso sexual y agresión a niñas, niños y mujeres indígenas por parte de hombres criollos, es decir, de ascendencia no…

Kicking out Palantir, experts warn, may not solve the problems its Federated Data Platform has created.

Contested vote throws into doubt future of law criminalising queer people, allies and parts of public health sector

As free speech becomes a culture war battleground, Labour must defend principles, not pick sides

Con la Revolución en cuenta regresiva, Cuba enfrenta el riesgo de una intervención armada y la posibilidad de una transición democrática

Volunteers remain detained in Libya after a bid to deliver aid to Gaza by land collapsed amid violence and obstruction

Henry Nowak's murder was a tragedy. What is being done with it is something else entirely

“We are fighting political and cultural wars. Wars that are not ours.”

As far right advances, President Petro’s political boost shows work, wages and inequality still mobilise progressives

Las políticas laborales del primer gobierno de izquierda en Colombia aseguran que Iván Cepeda pase a la segunda vuelta presidencial

Labour needs a new direction. Its first step must be to stop treating Disabled people as a problem to be managed

Nuestra newsletter semanal correspondiente al 29 de mayo de 2026

Redes feministas de América Latina responden al retroceso de derechos con solidaridad, información y tecnología, según informe de la organización Ipas

A fractured ‘dangerous class’ has spoken. If Labour cannot offer them real security, the damage may be permanent

Reminiscent of Reagan’s ‘Star Wars’, Trump's plan revives Cold War fantasies – and risks a new nuclear race

Cuando el parlamento de Gambia intentó volver a legalizar la mutilación genital femenina, las activistas convirtieron un retroceso peligroso en una victoria histórica

From the Gaza convoy stuck in Libya to Reform’s abortion rhetoric, readers respond to the stories that moved them

As Andy Burnham eyes No 10, he must not try to out-Reform Reform, but take action on Labour’s economic renewal

Pregnant women, babies and children are being swept up in the mass arrests ordered under Bukele’s ‘state of emergency’

Exclusivo: Un libro de próxima aparición busca echar luz en las discusiones sobre el derecho al aborto en Brasil, 'en un panorama político que parece querer enturbiarlas cada vez más'

From evicting Palantir to tackling cause of spiralling waiting lists, here’s how Murray can shape future of the NHS

openDemocracy and the Fuller Project exposed Reform’s growing anti-abortion rhetoric. Its candidate’s comments proved our case.