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Disposable yet indispensable: refugees in the global economy

Labour markets and refugees are increasingly dependent on each other, but the markets always have the upper hand

By Cameron Thibos and Aslı Salihoğlu

/ 5 Oct 2025

Disposable yet indispensable: refugees in the global economy

Digital ID cards will put the UK on a dangerous path – just ask India

I spent years reporting on digital IDs like the Brit Card. This is what I found

By Aman Sethi

/ 3 Oct 2025

Digital ID cards will put the UK on a dangerous path – just ask India

¿Es América Latina la región que resiste el autoritarismo?

A veces parece que América Latina es el único muro contra la nueva ola global autoritaria. Pero esto es una verdad a medias

por Diana Cariboni

/ 3 Oct 2025

¿Es América Latina la región que resiste el autoritarismo?

Now that we have to say 'genocide' | With Lila Hassan

Did Western media manufacture consent for Israel's ongoing genocide of Palestinians in Gaza?

By Ayodeji Rotinwa and In Solidarity Podcast

/ 3 Oct 2025

Now that we have to say 'genocide' | With Lila Hassan

On the Reform problem, Labour faces a serious strategic dilemma

Labour has long been divided. But these are not normal times, and arguments between factions may hand power to Farage

By Seth Thévoz

/ 2 Oct 2025

On the Reform problem, Labour faces a serious strategic dilemma

Inside the many, many Labour Party Conferences taking place in Liverpool

So disjointed is Labour’s annual meet, the messaging differs from room to room. Attendees agree only on fear of Reform

By Seth Thévoz

/ 30 Sep 2025

Inside the many, many Labour Party Conferences taking place in Liverpool

Víctimas de abusos en Harrods denuncian un ‘sistema corporativo de trata de personas’

Exclusivo: Sobrevivientes afirman que las reparaciones propuestas por Harrods ignoran la estructura empresarial que facilitó los abusos sexuales de su antiguo dueño, Mohamed Al Fayed

por Sian Norris

/ 26 Sep 2025

Víctimas de abusos en Harrods denuncian un ‘sistema corporativo de trata de personas’

Why we’re giving incarcerated women cash relief

We’re the first project to give women in prison recurring cash support. Our long-term goal is prison abolition

By Andrea James

/ 25 Sep 2025

Why we’re giving incarcerated women cash relief

How tech became the new frontier of domestic violence against women and girls

The government will not meet its pledge to halve violence against women and girls unless it tackles tech companies

By Megan Warren-Lister and Emma Pickering

/ 24 Sep 2025

How tech became the new frontier of domestic violence against women and girls

Reparations for racial injustice: Black fathers must be first in line

Racial inequities mean Black kids increasingly grow up without fathers in the US. Reparations could break the cycle

By Kamm Howard

/ 23 Sep 2025

Reparations for racial injustice: Black fathers must be first in line

Israel’s growing pariah status is Gaza’s best hope after UN confirms genocide

Netanyahu’s finance minister this week described the development opportunities in Gaza as a ‘bonanza’ for Israel

By Paul Rogers

/ 19 Sep 2025

Israel’s growing pariah status is Gaza’s best hope after UN confirms genocide

Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal: Is This A South Asia Spring? | With Roman Gautam

The protests in Nepal bear parallels to similar uprisings in Sri Lanka in 2022 and Bangladesh last year. On this episode, journalists Roman Gautam and Aman Sethi discuss if we are witnessing a South Asian version of the Arab Spring.

By Aman Sethi and In Solidarity Podcast

/ 19 Sep 2025

Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal: Is This A South Asia Spring? | With Roman Gautam