The crime of 'being suspicious' seems to be making a return as the state seems ever more keen to police the poor and vulnerable. The recent case of 'stolen food' from Iceland is a perfect example. The ...

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Star-studded think tank launches, defection rumours and ‘growing pains’ – a week inside the ascendant Green Party ...

In two US states, twin verdicts find tech giants Meta and Google liable for harms to young users on their platforms ...

When Doug Gurr was named chair of the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority last month – having already led the watchdog on ...

While Trump’s messaging remains erratic, the Pentagon under Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth is assembling a formidable ...

Policy change on modern slavery could block victims of Epstein-style trafficking from getting help, experts fear ...

After four weeks of the US-Israeli war on Iran, the conflict dynamics have become ever more complex. While none of the three main actors has achieved their aims, Iran has undoubtedly come closest, ...

As far right works to roll back women’s rights from inside the UN, our participation is more important than ever ...

In Africa, the proliferation of social and entertainment digital platforms, such as Facebook, YouTube, Spotify and others, ...

Labour’s vision will lead to permanent insecurity, deepen destitution, and exclude a generation from full civic rights ...