Директор программ Российской ЛГБТ-сети Игорь Кочетков о преследовании геев и лесбиянок в Чечне, о том, как вести диалог с оппонентами и о мере риска в работе правозащитника.
Following the expulsion of international observers from Hebron, settler violence is already escalating.
Conservatives have one plan for dealing with the popularity of the Green New Deal: scaring the hell out of people.
For growing numbers of municipalists, new politics means fundamentally reshaping the bundle of relationships that constitute the alienating state-machine, in favour of new forms of collective social organisation.
Весной 2018 железнодорожники Украины массово отказывались работать на неисправных локомотивах. Корреспондент OpenDemocracy побывал в депо, где состоялись самые крупные протесты, и узнал, что изменилось с тех пор.
Questions emerge over a Scottish limited partnership linked to a major urban redevelopment project in Uzbekistan, including the global corporate network it is connected to.
Украинские власти стремятся ограничить деятельность коммунистической партии в стране. Попытки запретить коммунистов через суд не удались – теперь партию попросту не допускают к выборам.
As the dust begins to settle in the Orthodox Church split between Russia and Ukraine, it is Constantinople that faces the biggest challenge.
Deep history, deep state, deep pride, and now deep sea: Tehran is bolstering its regional power
In May 2018, Ukraine’s railway workers took an unprecedented stand against deathtrap conditions. Six months on, I went to found out what's changed. RU
Episode 3 of a podcast series about the socio-political climate faced by Syrians and their host communities through their own eyes as the pressure rises for refugees to return to Syria.
As Tory MPs resign in protest at the malign influence of hardline Brexiters, documents show the “unfettered” access to ministers and senior politicians enjoyed by secretive think tanks such as the IEA that are “marching the country” to a no-deal Brexit.
