OPINION: The idea that developing countries are merely at earlier stages of a universal path to prosperity is misleading
Extreme weather is already killing people across Global South, but fossil fuel lobby’s influence is preventing change
The 1970s movement paved the way for queer, Black, trans and sex working feminist organising across the world today
Over 300 migrant sex workers took on city hall to keep their businesses, showing the power of collective organising
Israel is still launching deadly strikes on Gaza, as Netanyahu seeks to cling to power until next year’s elections
Whether Israel respects truce will come down to Trump, who will be under pressure from leaders trying to curb protests
After two venue cancellations, a Nairobi vigil gathered barely a dozen people. So why did hosts delete posts about it?
The catastrophic war inflicted on Gaza over the past two years has left Israel less secure than ever
We’re the first project to give women in prison recurring cash support. Our long-term goal is prison abolition
Racial inequities mean Black kids increasingly grow up without fathers in the US. Reparations could break the cycle
Netanyahu’s finance minister this week described the development opportunities in Gaza as a ‘bonanza’ for Israel
