Remittances were projected to crash at the start of the pandemic, but in Somaliland COVID-19 created an opportunity for digital disruption instead
After last year’s war, hopes that the 2018 revolution will fulfil its promise are fading – but it’s not too late for change
Members of the left-wing party Unidas Podemos explain their leader’s extraordinary decision to stand in Madrid’s regional elections in May
Military responses to varied societal crises are a proven failure, yet a key report fails to offer any new ideas or recognise the underlying cause
Exclusive: Human rights campaigners say emails unearthed by openDemocracy show the Scottish Tory leader has a ‘vendetta’ against Travellers
Greensill’s app may appear an obscure product for Cameron to stake his reputation on. But it is emblematic of the NHS's digital transformation
Per questo weekend i movimenti femministi hanno lanciando un appello alle donne di tutta Italia per contrastare un provvedimento regionale che fa entrare i gruppi antiabortisti dentro i consultori
In the 1980s hysteria stopped being treated as a medical disorder. Since then, it has become the business model of the neoliberal age
The neo-Nazi group might be in prison in Greece, but in Cyprus their local offshoot is getting ready for elections. How will they do?
Monica Benicio, the former partner of human rights activist Marielle Franco, murdered in 2018, explains how she is carrying on her struggle
