Policy change on modern slavery could block victims of Epstein-style trafficking from getting help, experts fear
Behind the headlines and rhetoric, what do Labour’s immigration plans mean for those affected?
Jürgen Habermas has died, just as the world – of which he was, in many ways, a theorist – increasingly resembles, in the words of Stefan Zweig, the “world of yesterday.” Yet
A multi-billion-dollar industry backed by Chile’s new president threatens the Kawésqar peoples’ right to the sea
Israel can’t surrender, but will Trump’s dwindling popularity be enough to deliver an early end to the conflict?
When the state openly admits it wants its eyes on you at all times, how do citizens fight back?
Exclusive: Experts demand answers as we reveal prison staff increasingly use force to deal with mental health
Exclusiva: Empresas de IA británicas mandan a su personal a los organismos públicos que deben controlarlas. El gobierno no está obligado a informar
“The only coordinated mechanism that most policy makers across the global South are indulging in right now is prayer.”
The US president’s claim that the war is ‘very complete’ was little more than wishful thinking
Exclusive: Tech firms such as TBI are embedding staff in government, sparking fears AI policy is being ‘outsourced’
La industria del salmón apunta contra una ley que permite a las comunidades indígenas administrar espacios marinos que han habitado por miles de años
