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Published in: oDR: Opinion‘20 years after Iraq, progressives must learn its lessons for Ukraine’Labour MP Clive Lewis: There is a crucial distinction between the UK’s imperialist wars, and Ukraine’s self-defence
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Published in: oDR: FeatureUkraine’s soldiers face drastic wage cuts as austerity bitesSalary cuts will have a negative impact on their morale, preparedness and medical treatment, say soldiers
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Published in: Home: NewsVulnerable renters ‘hounded’ by utility companies to pay off landlord debtsThames Water has apologised for chasing a tenant who was recently homeless for his landlord’s bills
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Published in: Home: NewsUK’s migrant ban will trigger ‘race to the bottom’ on human rights, MEPs warnExclusive: Populists seeking to undermine Refugee Convention may be emboldened by UK plans, say EU politicians
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Published in: ourEconomy: OpinionThe UK and EU must leave the Energy Charter Treaty togetherOPINION: We can’t be held hostage by a 1990s treaty that allows fossil fuel firms to sue governments
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Published in: 50.50: ExplainerWho is Elly Schlein, the first woman and LGBTIQ+ leader of Italy’s left?The Democratic Party’s new leader is the main centre-left rival to far-right prime minister Georgia Meloni
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Published in: Home: NewsUK human rights being ‘eroded’, warn dozens of groups in landmark letterExclusive: Liberty, Unison and Mermaids among groups sending ‘distress signal’ as UN begins living standards probe
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Published in: oDR: FeatureIt took an earthquake to reopen the border between Turkey and ArmeniaAfter 30 years, the border between the two countries reopened – briefly – to let in aid. Is a thaw in sight?
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Published in: oDR: FeatureThese are the men Russia wanted to put in charge of UkraineUkraine has banned Pro-Russia political party Opposition Platform, but its MPs still play a decisive role in Parliament
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Published in: oDR: FeatureFamily of Transnistrian man jailed for protesting Russia’s war speak outHuman rights conditions in the Russian-backed separatist enclave have been deteriorating since the invasion of Ukraine
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Published in: Home: NewsRent decision by Supreme Court will ‘allow criminal landlords to exploit tenants’Britain’s highest court has maintained that certain landlords don't have to pay back rent if tenancy rules are broken
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Published in: 50.50: OpinionScotland should heed the US when it comes to religious beliefs and bigotryOPINION: How Kate Forbes’ religious views affect her candidacy to become Scotland’s new first minister
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Published in: Home: News‘What’s the point?’ Covid inquiry slammed for ignoring structural racismLawyer for bereaved families says it is ‘shocking’ that inquiry won’t examine impact of racism on mortality rates
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Published in: oDR: InvestigationExclusive: EU concerned by Ukraine’s controversial labour reformsEuropean Union says Ukraine’s reforms must follow international labour standards and social dialogue principles
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Published in: Home: OpinionDisquiet from some senior US military may make a chink in Ukraine impasseOPINION: Some US army officials think the stalemate in Ukraine can be broken only through negotiations. Will they say so?
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Published in: Dark Money Investigations: NewsUK law firm used by Putin ally hired solicitor jailed in Trump-Russia probeLawyer convicted in US probe into Russian election meddling was hired by UK firm that represented warlord Prigozhin
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Published in: oDR: FeatureRight to resist: How war changed Ukraine’s feminist movementUkrainian feminists look back at the challenging year that has reinvigorated their activism and shaped their values
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Published in: Beyond Trafficking and Slavery: News‘It was hell’: asylum seekers and NGOs allege abuse in Greek detentionExclusive: Three reports provide new evidence of migrants and asylum seekers being systematically detained and abused
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Published in: Home: News‘For history to judge, not the jury’: judge rules climate crisis ‘irrelevant’Judge Silas Reid has again ruled that protesters can’t address the climate emergency in their legal defence
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Published in: 50.50: FeatureHow Andrew Tate exploited Romania’s misogynistic culturePatriarchal values and weak laws made Romania the ideal place for Tate’s criminal pursuits, say local feminists
