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Europe faces a shift to the right fuelled by growing economic uncertainty and fears about the…
The cost-of-living crisis continues to tear through the global economy, inflating the profits of a…
Since over one million Berlin voters cast their ballot in favour of the “Deutsche Wohnen & Co.…
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The desire to kick out the Tories has boosted support for Labour, but the SNP isn’t going anywhere
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Revisiting international buffer stocks in an age of overlapping emergencies based on the case of…
Labour’s election victory is all but certain. But will the party be able to wield power?
Why the Egyptian military regime is more powerful — and more brutal — than its predecessors
Macron’s unexpected gamble has unleashed a new, dynamic mobilization on the Left
The crises of our age and how food sovereignty offers a way to respond to them
The contemporary food system is not built to withstand our age of polycrisis
One year ago, Uganda passed a law making homosexuality a punishable offence. What effect is it…
Strong showings in several countries will ensure a continued presence in Brussels, but the internal…
A megaport and railway are being built by Maranhão — without the knowledge of the local population