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
Analysis / Members-only / Revolution begins with care: Confronting the polycrisis We’re living through a series of interlinked disasters, confounded by the rise of surveillance. How do we fight back? By Petra Molnar / 27 Feb 2026
Opinion / Members-only / The Greens’ real fight has begun – and the establishment will be out for blood After a stunning victory in the Gorton and Denton byelection, Green activists are preparing for a major establishment backlash By Ethan Shone / 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
News / Members-only / Epstein, Brussels and the far right, Petro-dollars and Venezuela Our weekly newsletter By Aman Sethi / 16 Feb 2026
Feature / Members-only / Activistas de la extrema derecha se juntan en el Parlamento Europeo para compartir agravios En Bruselas, la extrema derecha de América Latina y el mundo culpó a la izquierda de atacar la democracia. Los archivos de Epstein cuentan una historia muy distinta por Sian Norris / 12 Feb 2026
Feature / Members-only / Inside the summit uniting the world’s most successful far-right activists In Brussels, the far right blamed the left for attacking democracy. The Epstein files told a very different story. By Sian Norris / 11 Feb 2026
News / Members-only / Special Issue: The World of Fluid Technology and Moving People Our weekly newsletter By Aman Sethi / 9 Feb 2026
Opinion / Members-only / Fake visas and complex databases: Tech’s role in exploiting migrant workers From Saudi Arabia to Nepal and the UK, vulnerable workers are exploited due to a lack of digital and financial literacy By Rajendra Paudel / 6 Feb 2026
Opinion / Members-only / A start-up says it can ‘end rape’. Read the fine print A year ago, I started investigating a start-up wanting to end rape on campus. What I’ve learnt shocked me By Sian Norris / 3 Feb 2026
