The feminists taking on Germany’s anti-abortion movement
Berlin’s March for Life may be getting smaller, but activists warn it is more politically powerful
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AI’s data centre construction boom is crushing workers
As data centre companies rake in business, workers say they are being pushed to the limit.
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Malvinas y la batalla de la extrema derecha argentina por la memoria
El reclamo de soberanía sobre las Islas Malvinas pasa de causa nacional a herramienta política de Milei
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Florence Evans
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I study political messaging. Here's what is hurting Reform
Our research shows Nigel Farage’s anti-elitist brand is vulnerable to stories linking billionaire cash to party policy
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Morgan Jones
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‘Silence is not neutrality’: Organising against the far right in Saxony-Anhalt
After the AfD’s win, activists say resisting the far right means defending the institutions where its politics take hold
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Hundreds of abuse victims arrested when calling for help, new data finds
openDemocracy’s reporting praised at parliamentary event on abuse victims arrested for assaulting emergency workers
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Sian Norris
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Trump’s Venezuela: Why seek regime change if you can get regime compliance?
The Trump administration’s forcible appropriation of a fifth of Venezuela’s oil reserves is worse than the theft of national assets in post-Soviet Russia.
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Aman Sethi
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Así se fraguó el acuerdo Trump-Delcy de apropiación del crudo venezolano
Una parte del petróleo venezolano se entregará a Washington a precio de costo en virtud de un contrato que nadie quiere publicar
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Aman Sethi
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25 years after 9/11, the ‘anti-terrorist state’ has captured Latin America
The global war on terror, born from the ashes of the twin towers, perpetuates itself by constantly seeking new targets
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Manuel Tufró
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