As international rescue teams head home and global media moves on, families still dig through rubble for missing relatives
Under the pretext of fighting ‘terrorism’, the Trump administration warned allies to back its political persecution
General Medical Council data breach saw victim’s intimate details sent to another patient who accused doctor of sexual assault
A student activist on how staying home came to feel like complicity – and why the deeper victory was breaking the silence
My lawyer faces jail over a speech to jurors – a first in English history – as state seeks to silence Palestine solidarity
openDemocracy Weekly Newsletter 25 July 2026
The Cockroach protests suggest Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s regime has lost its grip on the public imagination.
Can a line-up of familiar faces deliver the change that the UK needs?
Exclusive: A handful of US tech firms are shaping intimate medical decisions – with little transparency about answers
Last week, Donald Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ announced that it has dropped its full ‘Gaza recovery plan’ in favour of a small pilot project that is unlikely to start
Amid USAID cuts and Taliban restrictions, we find clinics closing, midwives disappearing, and women dying
Forty years after the Bread Revolution, inflation and state crackdowns are again leading young activists into the streets
