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Argentina: La marea verde resiste el asedio al derecho al aborto

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By Diana Cariboni

/ 19 Dec 2025

Argentina: La marea verde resiste el asedio al derecho al aborto

Argentina: Derecho al aborto es papel mojado en Misiones

Las redes feministas sostienen el acceso al aborto en la provincia argentina de Misiones, ante el corte deliberado de suministros del gobierno nacional

By Irupé Tentorio

/ 19 Dec 2025

Argentina: Derecho al aborto es papel mojado en Misiones

Argentina: Derecho al aborto es papel mojado en Misiones

Las redes feministas sostienen el acceso al aborto en la provincia argentina de Misiones, ante el corte deliberado de suministros del gobierno nacional

By Open democracy

/ 19 Dec 2025

Argentina: Derecho al aborto es papel mojado en Misiones

Europe is paying Libya to torture migrants on its behalf

On a rescue ship in the Mediterranean, a survivor tells of their detainment in Libya, which the EU helped to support

By Melissa Pawson

/ 13 Dec 2025

Europe is paying Libya to torture migrants on its behalf

Israel is acting with impunity. Is it overconfident in Trump’s support?

Horrified by IDF war crimes in Gaza, more Americans are said to support Palestine than Israel for the first time ever

By Paul Rogers

/ 11 Dec 2025

Israel is acting with impunity. Is it overconfident in Trump’s support?

With UK politics in flux, Your Party may well surprise you yet

Last weekend, two very different Your Party conferences took place: the one reported on in the press, and the real one

By Paul Rogers

/ 5 Dec 2025

With UK politics in flux, Your Party may well surprise you yet

The quiet crisis at the heart of British democracy

Our politics have changed, but our voting system remains the same – and it’s holding us back

By Emma Harrison

/ 5 Dec 2025

The quiet crisis at the heart of British democracy

Hope amid chaos: Inside Your Party’s inaugural conference

The event was a messy, fractious and, at times, tense display of the kind of true democracy missing from UK politics

By Ethan Shone

/ 5 Dec 2025

Hope amid chaos: Inside Your Party’s inaugural conference

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/ 4 Dec 2025

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From Reeves to Milei: Is this the brightest future we can imagine?

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By Aman Sethi

/ 3 Dec 2025

From Reeves to Milei: Is this the brightest future we can imagine?

Women in low-income areas in Kenya face unsafe abortions due to USAID cuts

Birth control shortages will only worsen if Trump goes ahead with plan to burn millions of dollars of contraceptives

By Mukanzi Musanga

/ 2 Dec 2025

Women in low-income areas in Kenya face unsafe abortions due to USAID cuts

Did Rachel Reeves’ ‘cost of living budget’ deliver for women?

The Labour budget offered some promising measures, but lacked any great ambition to tackle inequality

By Erin Mansell

/ 28 Nov 2025

Did Rachel Reeves’ ‘cost of living budget’ deliver for women?