The Modi government’s efforts to repress dissent expose its growing authoritarianism, which must be challenged. If not, far more serious violence lies ahead. This is not a sentence I expected to write ...

Hundreds travelling in a Gaza-bound convoy are stuck near Sirte, forced to ration water and rebuild camp infrastructure, but ...

As NHS data workers, we see Federated Data Platform’s flaws up close. That’s why we’ve launched an open letter to fight it ...

Last week’s local elections were about the Labour Party’s loss of faith in its leader, prime minister Keir Starmer, but they were also about the right-wing insurgent Reform UK winning a shade over ...

Disinformation is never harmless. The fictions spread by Russian operatives across dozens of Argentine media outlets exposed ...

Government failed to declare meeting with top Global Counsel clients, and says no notes were taken at several meetings ...

UK’s advertising watchdog found Enough misled public over claims its DNA kits could be admissible in rape trials ...

Also in this issue, Ethan Shone digs deeper into Global Counsel, Peter Mandelson’s controversial lobbying firm. Nandini ...

Democracy receives so many carefully considered messages about our work that it seems a shame to keep them to ourselves. Each ...

Ukraine’s drone attacks on Moscow suggest the pressures sustaining Putin’s war machine are becoming harder to contain.

More than 20 US Christian groups known for fighting against LGBT rights and access to safe abortion, contraceptives and comprehensive sexuality education have spent at least $54m in Africa since 2007.