Ash and Moya identify an ongoing yearning for connection amid the scare stories and the manic bounceback years.

The economists say that a one-time 5% tax on billionaire residents of California could kickstart wealth distribution in the US and across the world.

Eight in ten Green and Liberal Democrat voters would be open to switching allegiances, depending on Labour’s future choices.

John Stolliday ran Labour’s complaints department when it mishandled antisemitism complaints. Now he’s back. Simon Childs reports.

Die Linke’s victory in Berlin comes off the back of a laser-focused campaign on the city’s mounting housing crisis, writes Steven Methven.

On Downstream this week is Daron Acemoglu, winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics. His 2012 book ‘Why Nations Fail’ sold over a million copies. This week, he’s here to discuss his latest work, ‘What ...

Hundreds of people will hold signs reading ‘I oppose genocide, I support Palestine Action’ outside the first Labour party conference since Andy Burnham came to power, campaigners have said. The action ...

The Australian government is mulling a ban on Meta glasses in public offices and buildings. The proposed restrictions, which ...

The US likely committed war crimes when it killed at least 178 Iranians in two airstrikes in February, a UN fact-finding mission has said.

Danny Kruger campaigns against ‘foreign’ influence in politics, but he accepted a trip to Italy paid for by a Dutch think tank linked to Viktor Orbán’s authoritarian government. Simon Childs reports.

Former deputy leader of the Labour Party Tom Watson is now working for the controversial US tech firm Palantir. Plus: Leaks from No. 10 reveal a surprising degree of continuity between the policies of ...