For change to be meaningful and positive, the question arises: What kind of government do we really want? One that moves us beyond resistance, to begin rebuilding.
The perennial and tragic irony is that the very conditions which led to Brexit are being eclipsed by the government's total preoccupation with it.
Ireland's innovative Citizen Assembly is changing the way the country debates sensitive issues like abortion. What else could it achieve?
European security and defence policy, once propelled by Franco-British cooperation, has been held back of late by Nato enthusiasts. Without the UK, can the Commission advance a new Defence Action Plan? Book review.
Right now, there’s a political window for a more sensible, positive approach to migration that could boost regional economies, strengthen productivity and help achieve trade deals, a new report finds.
In Russia, loansharks and payday lenders masquerade as “microfinance” organisations to attract clients. But for many people, short-term loans are a way of life.
Millions migrated to work the plantations following the abolition of slavery in the British and French empires. Like today they needed help to do so, and like today that help wanted its cut.
South Africa’s vineyards have been accused of practicing ‘modern-day slavery’, but few ask why exploitative practices from the past continue. A few new museums in the area seek to start this conversation.
Exactly one hundred years to the day – the story of a British Scots-Irish family who learnt to love Turkey, of two rosaries and of a silver Koran. Bianet Turkish. Cumhuriyet.
Дефолту 2014 года исполнилось три года, а проблема валютных ипотечных заемщиков в России до сих пор остается нерешенной. Чтобы привлечь внимание властей, ипотечники вынуждены идти на крайние меры. English
