This is what I witness on this little Greek island that finds itself on the frontier of Europe. This tiny spot on...

When he won in 2017 Macron was hailed as the new European leader who would stop the rise of the populist right. To...

A revival of far-right sentiment is currently gripping Spain.

On the absurdity of a Western European extremism prevention program which indirectly strengthens right-wing...

Collaboration is helping grassroots groups learn from each other and connect for a better response to the migration...

The steady stream of coffins being shipped from Lebanon to Ethiopia, won’t be slowing any time soon.

Progressive politicians need to not just react to the neoliberal trade agenda and its right-wing disruptors, but...

Women and girls are at the forefront of the battle against climate change, as migrants and refugees, but also as caretakers.

Telling stories of resilience by women journalists in the Middle East.

1989 was hailed as the end of politics, but it created the conditions for regressive populism to emerge 30 years later.

Thirty years on, European countries cannot once again respond to immigration with denial and barbed wire.

Although the quality of public services and transportation in Caracas has worsened, they are still better than in...

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The imposition of the ASPEN Card on those who are marginalised and unable to resist is no accident. It enables the...

Thirty years on from the fall of the Berlin Wall, Europe has built hundreds of miles of new fences – with plans for more.

When we fail to respond humanely to refugees, we not only deny their vulnerability, we also deny our own.

As the Croatian president confirms pushbacks, the European Commission turns a blind eye.

The Ephrussis’ Russian story was a classic tale of early modern capitalists – but well before their peers.

The pressure of storytelling can leave refugees feeling tokenised and disempowered.

The World Congress of Families, hosting an Accra ‘family and development’ event, has European allies who have called...

An interview with Ercan Ayboga on Turkey’s attack, Rojava’s direct democracy, and the international reaction.