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Published in: Home: OpinionGeorge Floyd three years on: So many anti-racism pledges, so little progressAs Black Lives Matter protests surged after George Floyd's murder, the UK vowed to act. Three years on, it hasn't...
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Published in: Home: OpinionThe US and UK stole our homes. 50 years on, we’re still being denied justiceOPINION: My people live in impoverished exile. Governments must stop talking about ‘regret’ and give our islands back
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Published in: 50.50: OpinionUS right exploits Nashville school shooting to marginalise trans peopleOPINION: Right encourages hate towards trans community to avoid focus on gun control – but not everyone is fooled
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Published in: 50.50: FeatureWhat Tennessee’s LGBTIQ history tells us about its new ‘drag’ banA judge has temporarily blocked a law that could criminalise drag shows. Performers still fear they will be targeted
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Published in: 50.50: OpinionThe US’s anti-drag movement is state-sponsored LGBTIQ persecutionOPINION: Tennessee’s ban on drag in the presence of minors is a ‘gateway law’ to harsher anti-LGBTQ repression
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Published in: 50.50: InterviewChristian fundamentalism lies behind harsh new anti-LGBTIQ bill in UgandaOnly two MPs voted against Uganda’s anti-LGBT bill, passed this week. We talk to one of them, Fox Odoi-Oywelowo
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Published in: Home: OpinionIranian nuclear deal threatened by political turmoil in Iran and IsraelOPINION: Anti-government protests in both countries jeopardise already shaky deal to limit Iran’s nuclear programme
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Published in: 50.50: Opinion‘Jesus was born to a teen mom’ – don’t believe the hypeOPINION: A conservative, right-wing agenda lies behind the modern slogans and slick graphics of the ‘He Gets Us’ ads
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Published in: Home: OpinionPaying for GP appointments won’t save the NHS. Just look at IrelandOPINION: The two-tier system praised by the British right is a crumbling deathtrap with long waits and bed shortages
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Published in: Home: OpinionCould Putin commit Russia to a never-ending war in Ukraine?OPINION: West’s view that Putin is losing the war may overlook his appetite for – and ability to play – a long game
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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: OpinionStrikes, sleaze and huge wealth gaps could hinder Tory neoliberal agendaOPINION: Market fundamentalism survived the fall of Truss, but could a changing public mood bring about its demise?
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Published in: 50.50: AnalysisHow a war on porn is endangering US sex workersAnti-sex-trafficking organisations are imposing their extreme religious views on all Americans
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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 mutilationHealth professionals speak out over ‘dangerous’ draft law amending FGM ban to criminalise gender-affirming treatment
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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: InvestigationHow the US far-Right is acting to get Bolsonaro re-elected in BrazilBolsonaro is unlikely to give up power without a fight. Key Trump supporters are preparing to do battle for him
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Published in: oDR: OpinionAs the Ukraine war drags on, it’s time for the parties to talkOPINION: NATO, US, Ukraine and Russia should open informal lines of communication to stop war becoming entrenched
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Published in: 50.50: OpinionHurricane Ian’s destruction may soon be the norm. The US isn’t readyOPINION: By rejecting action on climate change as ‘left-wing’, Florida’s governor paved way for worsening inequality
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Published in: 50.50: OpinionWhy Democrats can be optimistic about the midterms – but not complacentOPINION: The ruling party usually falters in the November elections. But this time could well be different
