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Why feminists must not give up on the UN Commission on the Status of Women

As far right works to roll back women’s rights from inside the UN, our participation is more important than ever

By Nana Darkoa Sekyiamah and Rosa Bransky

/ 2 Apr 2026

Why feminists must not give up on the UN Commission on the Status of Women

Trump’s war rhetoric drifts as US escalates toward ground war

As Trump vows to send Iran “back to the stone ages”, US military build-up points to a deeper, expanding war

By Paul Rogers

/ 2 Apr 2026

Trump’s war rhetoric drifts as US escalates toward ground war

Leña al fuego: La campaña rusa para influir en los medios de comunicación de Argentina

Una red de desinformación rusa invirtió presuntamente 283.000 dólares para “inyectar” al menos 250 artículos en más de 20 medios de comunicación argentinos

por Diana Cariboni

/ 2 Apr 2026

Leña al fuego: La campaña rusa para influir en los medios de comunicación de Argentina

Brasil: Así financió la CIA la Marcha de la Familia con Dios por la Libertad

Dinero de Washington y miles de personas con rosarios en las manos dieron forma a la marcha que impulsó el golpe de estado de 1964 en Brasil

por Thiago Domenici

/ 1 Apr 2026

Brasil: Así financió la CIA la Marcha de la Familia con Dios por la Libertad

Getting serious with Zack Polanski’s Green Party

Star-studded think tank launches, defection rumours and ‘growing pains’ – a week inside the ascendant Green Party

By Ethan Shone

/ 1 Apr 2026

Getting serious with Zack Polanski’s Green Party

How African creators are currently being exploited in the AI boom

To turn the tide and address AI threats, African copyright frameworks need to be revised.

By Kofi Yeboah

/ 1 Apr 2026

How African creators are currently being exploited in the AI boom

Gurr-boss: Inside ex-Amazon exec’s appointment to UK competition watchdog

Yes, new CMA chair Doug Gurr has downplayed links to Big Tech. But that’s not why experts are worried

By Jade-Ruyu Yan

/ 30 Mar 2026

Gurr-boss: Inside ex-Amazon exec’s appointment to UK competition watchdog

For the US and Israel, the Iran war is exposing an uncomfortable new world order

With Tehran closer to achieving its war aims than Washington or Tel Aviv, the global economic balance of power is shifting

By Paul Rogers

/ 27 Mar 2026

For the US and Israel, the Iran war is exposing an uncomfortable new world order

Landmark verdicts could unleash new legal playbook over social media harms

In two US states, twin verdicts find tech giants Meta and Google liable for harms to young users on their platforms

By Cristiano Lima-Strong

/ 27 Mar 2026

Landmark verdicts could unleash new legal playbook over social media harms

What the research says about the UK’s proposed immigration reforms

Labour’s vision will lead to permanent insecurity, deepen destitution, and exclude a generation from full civic rights

By Researchers at the Glasgow Refugee, Asylum and Migration Network (GRAMNet)

/ 27 Mar 2026

What the research says about the UK’s proposed immigration reforms

Las víctimas de Epstein podrían ser ignoradas en el Reino Unido de hoy

Si las víctimas del explotador sexual Jeffrey Epstein pidieran protección hoy en Reino Unido podrían ser rechazadas por las exigencias de la nueva política migratoria

por Sian Norris

/ 26 Mar 2026

Las víctimas de Epstein podrían ser ignoradas en el Reino Unido de hoy

Would Epstein victims have been denied help after changes to UK slavery system?

Policy change on modern slavery could block victims of Epstein-style trafficking from getting help, experts fear

By Sian Norris

/ 25 Mar 2026

Would Epstein victims have been denied help after changes to UK slavery system?