Digital innovations may change the quality of participation and the nature of democracy, but how? Español, Português

Reduced to refugee status 70 years ago, subjected to three wars since 2008 and an eleven-year economic siege, Israel now denies Palestinians the right to protest.

The duty of intellectuals should be to ensure accountability, not to engage in frivolous revisionism. 

There is now cross-party consensus on the issue of land value capture, but newspapers are still stuck in the past.

For the first time since Maidan, Ukrainian Muslims have started speaking out about harassment from Ukrainian security services. RU

New data shows how social media has become a battleground in a transatlantic backlash against abortion rights for Irish women.

‘Networked individuals’ have replaced the industrial working class as the key agent for overhauling capitalism in the digital age. To win power, Labour must represent their values, culture, aspirations and political priorities.

With the resignation of Armenia’s prime minister, it looks as if Armenia is line for radical change. But the Armenia’s entrenched network of power is not giving up so easily.

Innovation is not an option: it is a necessity - to keep on improving on the way we do things and having a role to play in the fluid economics context. Español, Português

In Turkey the Islamist right garners support in rural areas by promoting social welfare and subsidy programmes. The left needs to put farmers and workers at the centre of class-based struggle.

Domestic workers and farmworker women join forces to end sexual violence in their industries, leaving no one behind.

This new book provides a comprehensive overview of Kazakhstan’s oil business, but skips over the uncomfortable truth of privatisation deals.

This article continues our ongoing debate on whether military funding affected Chomsky's linguistics. The author contests the argument that, for the renowned linguist, such funding was always a non-issue.