Privatisation means the public faces higher bills and pollution as shareholders cash in. Why won’t Labour admit that?
Starving children to death won’t win Binyamin Netanyahu the war. It will ensure it lasts for decades
openDemocracy readers discuss whether voters would back a socialist government, and Starmer’s ever-rightwards shift
With inequality rife in the UK, there are three main policy areas that a new left-wing party should focus on
Critics demand that anti-trafficking organisations abandon rescue narratives. Here’s why they don’t
Nacido en São Paulo en 1960, un movimiento autoritario, fanático y clasista está floreciendo en Europa regado con decenas de millones de dólares
The US president is desperate for a peace prize. That doesn’t align with Netanyahu’s plans for ethnic cleansing in Gaza
Human traffickers are rarely held accountable during or after conflict. This is dangerous for everyone
Government’s proscription of the group follows months of similarly chilling repression on campuses across the UK
Horrific attacks on Gazan civilians this week confirm how far Binyamin Netanyahu is prepared to go to reach war aims
They’re designed to starve rights-violating firms into closure, but they’re not there to protect human rights
The World Bank says it can fight poverty through technical solutions. But poverty is inherently political
