If the people lead them, like in the Irish case, referendums point way to improved democracy. But less so if political elites, like in the UK or Colombia cases, do lead them.
From Germany to India, these campaigners are battling ‘toxic masculinity’ to engage men in fights for gender equality.
Politics is pre-truth not post-truth. Does the regulation of advertising provide some answers?
As we await the formation of the new Swedish government this week-end, one overriding issue and far too narrow an escape consumes the thoughts of an elder statesman.
Bringing together prevention and cure, health and social care, is hardly a new – or strange – idea. So why hasn’t it happened?
Jeremy Corbyn's promise of radical change is moving closer to fulfilment
Former Northern Ireland frontbencher joins cross-party MPs calling for ‘full investigation’ into Richard Cook and the controversial £435,000 DUP Brexit donation.
Caroline Lucas’s speech to The Convention: Think Anew, Act Anew, Another Vote is Possible, London, 11 January 2019
We talk to Derek about what catalysed this change, if others are likely to follow in his footsteps and the role white nationalism is playing in politics in 2019.
In December, Ukrainian law enforcement searched a series of activists' homes in connection with a violent assault on a Ukrainian war veteran. Activists believe this is part of a wider campaign against anarchists in Ukraine.
A new generation of craftivists are channeling homespun energy into social justice.
