On the edge of unrest in Peru
The Indigenous people of the Uros Islands are threatened by political unrest. Will their unique way of life survive?
Politics & Conflict
The geopolitics of compassion
It's no accident that some global crises receive more attention than others
A million Britons are at risk of disenfranchisement at the next general election
At best, the new voter ID requirement weakens our democracy without adequate justification. At worst, it is an attempt at voter suppression
How neo-Nazis are radicalising gamers
The alt-history served up by popular video games has proven fertile ground for far-right propaganda
Book review: Mussolini in Myth and Memory
Paul Corner's book tackles popular misconceptions about the Italian dictator – and the nostalgia for authoritarianism to which they give rise
Martin Wolf on the crisis of democratic capitalism
"The west has failed with Russia. We cannot fail with China"
Farewell to coal country
Driving from Washington DC to Chicago reveals the uneven landscape of America's green transformation
An assault on our rights
The new Public Order Act will have far-reaching consequences for democracy
When voters get it wrong
When politicians use propaganda and outright deception, we must acknowledge that voters cannot always make the right decision at the ballot box
How have the protests changed Iran?
Six months after the killing of Mahsa Amini, the protests in Iran have changed the country. We ask journalist Soraya Lennie, is the damage to the Islamic Republic beyond repair?