News / Members-only / Big Tech platforms under fire in inquiry into Southport mass stabbing Amazon and X’s policies on age verification and content moderation criticised in report on murder of three children and stabbing of others By Jade-Ruyu Yan / 17 Apr 2026
News / Members-only / UK plans to tackle AI harms would bypass democratic process, experts warn The government is seeking powers to allow ministers to rewrite significant portions of the Online Safety Act By Jade-Ruyu Yan / 10 Apr 2026
Analysis / Members-only / El auge de la IA explota a los creadores africanos África necesita revisar las leyes de derechos de autor para revertir la tendencia y enfrentar las amenazas de la IA por Kofi Yeboah / 9 Apr 2026
Investigation / Members-only / Fake authors, fake stories: Inside the Russian campaign to influence Argentina's election Exclusive: Agents linked to the Kremlin ‘paid’ for fake news by fake authors to be published by Argentine press By Diana Cariboni / 2 Apr 2026
Investigation / Members-only / Leña al fuego: La campaña rusa para influir en los medios de comunicación de Argentina Una red de desinformación rusa invirtió presuntamente 283.000 dólares para “inyectar” al menos 250 artículos en más de 20 medios de comunicación argentinos por Diana Cariboni / 2 Apr 2026
Analysis / Members-only / How African creators are currently being exploited in the AI boom To turn the tide and address AI threats, African copyright frameworks need to be revised. By Kofi Yeboah / 1 Apr 2026
News / Members-only / Nothing to see here: Ex-Amazon UK boss to lead competition watchdog Experts described the decision to appoint Doug Gurr as the head of the CMA as “very positive” if you are Big Tech By Jade-Ruyu Yan / 27 Feb 2026
Conflict & security / Members-only / Why the Green Party just broke Labour's “filthy rich” orthodoxy The 25‑point swing away from Labour shows voters want people‑centred solutions rather than cautious managerialism By Danny Sriskandarajah / 27 Feb 2026
News / Members-only / Meet our new tech reporting fellow: Jade-Ruyu Yan Investigative journalist Jade-Ruyu joins openDemocracy to follow the UK’s rapidly evolving tech and society beat By Indra Warnes / 20 Feb 2026
Opinion / Members-only / Protests, proscription and the power of the jury As jurors acquit Palestine Action and a court overturns their proscription, is the government fighting a losing battle? By Paul Rogers / 20 Feb 2026
Analysis / Members-only / What Latin America’s press misses about Venezuela Spanish-language media moved from migration fatigue to geopolitical fervour after the kidnapping of Nicolás Maduro By Angelina de los Santos / 13 Feb 2026
Opinion / Members-only / Life beyond the stats: The refugees reclaiming their stories Our lives are often reduced to numbers, our stories told without our consent. I wanted to change that By Simon Drotti / 6 Feb 2026
