A movement with safety, dignity and equality at its heart may now be blamed for the rightwing backlash.

An opinion piece argues that the world is suffering from the chaos of Trump's wars, leading to new tariffs, rising gas prices, thousands of deaths, and widespread insecurity, all at the whim of a capricious leader.

An opinion piece argues that artificial intelligence, with its inherent lack of meaning and humanity, is particularly suited to the current political climate, raising concerns about society's reliance on machines over human connection.

An opinion piece argues that a recent US visit by a king marks the symbolic end of an old era, highlighting irreconcilable crises in both nations that threaten democracy and stability.

A commentary argues that the Iran war is being flattened into a 'video game war' through AI, memes, and simplistic narratives, reducing the complex conflict to a mere 'dopamine hit'.

A report critically examines The Spectator's coverage of Muslims, suggesting that Britain's oldest political magazine has become a strong proponent of Islamophobia.

An opinion piece argues that the Iran war has reached a tragic new phase where fear, killing, and upheaval have become normalized, with people adjusting to terror as part of daily life.

Nesrine Malik argues that the normalization of Reform's ideas has transformed concerns about immigration into policing the existence of ethnic minorities within communities.

Columnist Nesrine Malik has voiced strong criticism of the British Prime Minister, describing his approach as 'zombie politics' and questioning his competence.

In the Middle East, the occupation is the original sin. And those who banked on this US-backed ‘stability’ now find it giving way beneath them A war spiralling in the Middle East.

An opinion piece argues that while a prime minister's digital presence is important, real change requires bold policies, citing examples like Zohran Mamdani and Andy Burnham.

Nesrine Malik argues that leaders must stand firm and fight back against the exploitation of murder to spread lies about race and privilege, particularly in the wake of the Henry Nowak rioting, urging a push against toxicity and untruths.