Writers

openDemocracy Author

Sian Norris

Analysis

Orbán’s election defeat is a blow to the global anti-gender movement

Analysis

Labour to scrap time limit on investigating sexual misconduct by doctors

Explainer

Would Epstein victims have been denied help after changes to UK slavery system?

Angelina de los Santos

Angelina de los Santos

Analysis

What Latin America’s press misses about Venezuela

Feature

In Milei’s Argentina, austerity economics manifests as a mental health crisis

Feature

He built a far-right men’s rights group, then he killed his ex

openDemocracy Author

Ethan Shone

News

‘Labour-specialist’ lobbying firm with close ties to No10 revs up business

Feature

Getting serious with Zack Polanski’s Green Party

News

Top civil servant boomeranged between government and Tony Blair Institute

Paul Rogers

Paul Rogers

Paul Rogers is professor in the department of peace studies at Bradford University, northern England.

Opinion

The US is facing its Suez moment – the outcome could change the world order

Opinion

Netanyahu is behind Iran war, not Trump – and that makes peace unlikely

Analysis

Trump’s war rhetoric drifts as US escalates toward ground war

Diana Cariboni

Diana Cariboni

Investigation

Fake authors, fake stories: Inside the Russian campaign to influence Argentina's election

Investigation

As Bolivia’s left fractured, the Kremlin sent ex-Wagner agents

Feature

How FGM victims got caught in the crossfire of Trump’s war on trans kids