In the return of a series imagined by Paul Rogers, a fictional spy sees radicalism rising across the Sahel
Exclusive: Leaks reveal plans to slash aid to world’s poorest countries. Bob Geldof brands move ‘shameful’ while Tory MPs call for Commons vote
This year’s election cycle will tell us whether political systems in the region can deal with social tensions made worse by the pandemic
Unless progressive social movements challenge the shortcomings of liberal democracy, the appeal of ‘anti-system’ candidates will only grow
The dividing line is no longer austerity versus anti-austerity, but a struggle over who should benefit from the largesse of the state
Labour MP John McDonnell calls on Electoral Commission to launch ‘serious and in-depth inquiry’ after openDemocracy revelations about ‘dark money’
Since the British government won't tell us, we can only guess what they’re up to…
The chancellor is fuelling a two-tier recovery, where the winners from the pandemic prosper at the expense of everyone else
Right as the NHS battles 'vaccine hesitancy', why is the government giving a CIA-backed firm – whose spyware has been accused of creating ‘racist’ feedback loops in US policing – a major, long-term role in handling our personal health information, and in England's cherished NHS?Get the inside stor
The reality is that the country’s elite, currently squabbling over power, is completely out of touch with their citizens
