The situation has become darker in recent months. The monarchy, which has traditionally enjoyed a good image among Spaniards, is now at the heart of the controversy on free speech.
A paradox of our time: EU elections in Britain could trigger a genuine debate about Brexit, healing some of the divisions that the referendum has created.
Why should Europeans care, more than vicariously, about a new Greek political party this time around? A French perspective.
The ‘bad boy’ who bankrolled Brexit says he’s struck it lucky in Africa. But do his claims of a ‘significant find’ stand up? And who’s he been doing business with there?
In Colombia there are 8,307,777 victims of armed conflict and 7,358, 249 displaced people. And when these people are social leaders, entire communities suffer. Español
You can't understand the Cambridge Analytica scandal until you understand what its parent company does.
According to polls, the main political force in Venezuela today is that of the non-aligned citizens whose first electoral choice is a non-existing independent candidate, not aligned with the traditional parties. Español
Brazil's institutions are collapsing one by one. The separation between the executive, the legislative and the judicial powers is a sham. There’s a state within the state. Español
Journalist Shiori Ito spoke about her own experience of sexual assault in 2017 – a year marked by allegations against powerful men. Then came the backlash.
Millions of women work in the Indian informal sector, but very few have a voice at the table. One labour organiser explains their challenges and what they really need from western allies.
Did Vote Leave abuse the rules to 'spend as much as necessary' to win? We've uncovered a small but revealing error which calls into question all their denials.
Some 6.5 million undocumented youths and children of immigrants currently living in the United States, the so-called Dreamers, face deportation if Congress fails to reach an agreement on DACA. Interview. Español Português
