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Published in: 50.50: OpinionBoycott the National Prayer Breakfast, for the good of all Americans
OPINION: Controversial annual ‘influence-peddling bazaar’ has been rebranded, but the changes are only cosmetic
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Published in: ourEconomy: AnalysisAre we seeing the collapse of the dollar-dominated global economy?
Financial shocks in recent years are forcing the global monetary architecture to change, say some economists
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Published in: Home: OpinionGlobalisation is leading to permanent war. Here’s what we should do instead
OPINION: Instead of peace through trade, we’re seeing increasing conflict. But states could still work together yet
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Published in: 50.50: OpinionAnti-trans trend in US will inevitably lead to violence
OPINION: The rhetorical and legislative onslaught against trans people in the US has reached a dangerous new high
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Published in: Home: InvestigationRevealed: UK government helped sanctioned Putin ally sue British journalist
UK Treasury, then under Rishi Sunak’s control, let Yevgeny Prigozhin circumvent sanctions to target Eliot Higgins
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Published in: 50.50: OpinionHow American elites sleepwalked into losing the right to abortion
Roe v Wade would have turned 50 today. Here’s what we do to get our freedoms back from the Christian right
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Published in: Home: OpinionDavos elite won’t tackle climate crisis and global inequalities
OPINION: Change on crucial issues of climate and inequality is unlikely to emerge from the World Economic Forum
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Published in: 50.50: OpinionWhy America’s most diverse Congress isn’t much to celebrate
OPINION: Electing more Republican women won’t fix a dysfunctional two-party system where only one supports equal rights
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Published in: 50.50: AnalysisHow a war on porn is endangering US sex workers
Anti-sex-trafficking organisations are imposing their extreme religious views on all Americans
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Published in: Home: OpinionWill the weather eventually provoke radical action on climate?
OPINION: It could take a catastrophic weather event in the Global North to bring real action on climate breakdown
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Published in: 50.50: OpinionIn the US, 2022 was a year of right-wing attacks. What lies ahead?
OPINION: It’s a rocky road to a functional democratic future for the US, but fighting injustice is a long-term task
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Published in: 50.50: NewsUS bill equates healthcare for trans people with female genital mutilation
Health professionals speak out over ‘dangerous’ draft law amending FGM ban to criminalise gender-affirming treatment
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Published in: Home: NewsSecret files reveal how UN climate advisers ‘greenwashed’ for BP
Exclusive: US inquiry unearths pro-gas PR strategy produced by firm ‘at core of global climate effort’
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Published in: 50.50: OpinionAmerica’s ‘Respect for Marriage Act’ doesn’t go nearly far enough
OPINION: The new law protects same-sex and interracial couples, but the US right is still coming for our freedoms
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Published in: Home: OpinionCan the COP15 biodiversity summit help the wider global climate emergency?
OPINION: The biodiversity summit in Montreal should be viewed in the global context of climate breakdown
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Published in: Home: OpinionThe future of Russia in Ukraine: a different kind of war?
OPINION: Ukraine could be doomed to years of low-level conflict with Russia, with Ukrainian people paying the price
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Published in: Home: AnalysisBig Tech is failing. The future of democracy depends on what happens next
The Musk-Twitter apocalypse is a symptom of a much bigger crisis. To avoid a bleak future we have to bring the big...
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Published in: 50.50: OpinionClub Q shooting shows link between anti-LGBTQ views, misogyny and violence
OPINION: We won’t solve gun violence until we accept that the US right is a threat to democracy and human rights
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Published in: Home: OpinionAre circumstances now aligned for possible war in the Middle East?
With instability in Iran, a right-wing government in Israel and new Gulf alliances, the region may be ripe for war
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Published in: 50.50: OpinionUS voters have backed abortion rights. But Republicans will fight back
OPINION: Narratives of the ‘resiliency of American democracy’ are premature, even if the Democrats held out well