New PM’s likely chief of staff, James Purnell, runs lobbying firm whose clients include tech giants and water companies
In court, I saw two refugees jailed for ‘endangering life at sea’ – a new offence that punishes those it claims to protect
A rational approach to security requires confronting two key factors. So far, no PM has been willing to do so
Committee representing activists sentenced for ‘terrorism’ tells openDemocracy ruling marks a dangerous escalation
Makerfield result means we will likely have a new PM by September, and Britain will find out what Burnhamism really means
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In a political climate dominated by echo chambers, media polarisation, and democratic backsliding, how do we actually get people
As Iran and Israel exchange fire once again, it seems that the Israeli PM’s greatest loss may be US public opinion
