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
Star-studded think tank launches, defection rumours and ‘growing pains’ – a week inside the ascendant Green Party
Yes, new CMA chair Doug Gurr has downplayed links to Big Tech. But that’s not why experts are worried
With Tehran closer to achieving its war aims than Washington or Tel Aviv, the global economic balance of power is shifting
In two US states, twin verdicts find tech giants Meta and Google liable for harms to young users on their platforms
Labour’s vision will lead to permanent insecurity, deepen destitution, and exclude a generation from full civic rights
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
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
