Army generals have seized power in Chad, Mali, Guinea, Sudan, Burkina Faso, Niger and Gabon in recent years promising ...

Two journalists, brought together by conflict, offer their perspectives on how the truth about war is obscured by their own ...

A rebellion is brewing in the House of Lords over the acquisition of the Telegraph by a US company with links to the CCP ...

As the likes of Meta and X pull back on content moderation to appease those wanting "free speech", climate activists are ...

More than 30 organisations call on the Seanad to take action over anti-SLAPP measures, calling it a missed opportunity to ...

Luke de Pulford argues why we must all take note, before it’s too late ...

The directive from Kenya’s President William Ruto last week was clear: shoot protesters in the legs. It came just days after ...

Fatemeh Jamalpour is an Iranian journalist in exile and co-author of For the Sun After Long Nights: The Story of Iran’s Women ...

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Russian guerrilla artists from the Voina art collective are facing criminal prosecution for their controversial brand of political street art. Nick Sturdee reports on the widespread frustration that ...

There has been significant commentary on the flaws of the Online Safety Bill, particularly the harmful impact on freedom of expression from the concept of the ‘duty of care’ over adult internet users ...

Following a highly disputed election, Belarusian dictator Alyaksandr Lukashenka claimed victory in August 2020. Protests erupted and a vicious crackdown ensued. Letters from Lukashenka’s Prisoners ...