What does the unprecedented Brexit defeat of the UK government mean?

Fintan O'Toole, Lesley Riddoch and Anthony Barnett grapple with the 'Strange passions of Brexit'.

For Russian law enforcement, informal connections with the opposition can be anything from genuine information-gathering to ticking boxes in their monthly reports.

Climate change, migration and digitalization are three of the greatest challenges in the current phase of globalization. How can we rise to them? asks the Berliner Gazette.

From Germany to India, these campaigners are battling ‘toxic masculinity’ to engage men in fights for gender equality.

Politics is pre-truth not post-truth. Does the regulation of advertising provide some answers?

Bringing together prevention and cure, health and social care, is hardly a new – or strange – idea. So why hasn’t it happened?

Former Northern Ireland frontbencher joins cross-party MPs calling for ‘full investigation’ into Richard Cook and the controversial £435,000 DUP Brexit donation.

We talk to Derek about what catalysed this change, if others are likely to follow in his footsteps and the role white nationalism is playing in politics in 2019.

A new generation of craftivists are channeling homespun energy into social justice.

Four countries in the Amazon basin have appointed new environment ministers in the past eight months, at a time when rates of deforestation have increased and threaten the planet’s largest oxygen reserve. Español

Latin America is the deadliest region for environmental and land defenders. But murders often follow numerous threats, including online.

Tourism is booming in Portugal, but so is housing speculation. Gentrification has been causing the displacement of the poor, a proliferation of hotels and shrinking public space.

“We need an awakening of consciousness for everyone to understand how important we are as workers of the land.”