Right-wing, conservative and nationalist magazines were the primary beneficiaries of funds recently allocated by the country’s Ministry of Culture
A confidential international arbitration decision shows how a London-listed company misled the public over a high-profile standoff over oil and gas in Georgia
Europe’s care homes have seldom been out of the news during the COVID crisis. Why is this sector so understaffed and underfinanced?
Last year's protest wave in the Russian Far East captured public attention - but one year on, what have we learned?
As Lebanon struggles to create a new government following the port explosion and amid protests, two nations vie for influence in the country
Exclusive: Ten men with an average age of 70, most of whom are white, gave £106m – while women gave just one in four political donations
The UK’s outdated election laws are vulnerable to abuse by third-party campaigning groups with no paper trail, a parliamentary inquiry heard
Belarus’s opposition council cited concerns bond proceeds were used to support Lukashenko’s lifestyle and to ‘purchase gear and weaponry’
Philosopher and political economist Philippe Van Parijs looks at whether the cultural sector could benefit from a period of re-thinking what work is
'What I want to examine is why... progressives can’t use the same tactic of trashing the opposition'
The writer, who died at just 34, gloriously represented an audience that so many in the media hadn’t understood was there
European governments’ anti-radicalisation policies may threaten the relationship between the citizen and the state
