While recent election wins and COP31 offer some optimism, they mask a bleak reality. What will it take for real change?
Police promise compassion after Russell Brand’s sentencing, yet the justice system still re-traumatises survivors ...
We are currently researching the full life cycle of military AI’s impacts, going beyond the dangers of war to look at the waste, damage and suffering caused by the resource extraction, manufacturing, ...
Once a month Ilya Stepanov turns into a girl. He registers on a popular Russian social networking site and creates a page apparently belonging to a teenager of 14 or so. ‘Tanya’ or ‘Viktoria’ starts ...
More than a hundred thousand retired miners who expected their pensions to rise by up to 20% next month have been left with ...
A blunder led John Healey to drop vow to release £1.2bn to former miners from last week's Budget, openDemocracy understands ...
Democracy contributor Adam Ramsay revisits the people and conversations that led to new book on fixing UK democracy ...
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We’re partly responsible here,’ execs tell openDemocracy, as report finds YouTube makes millions on hate speech ...
Revealed: Ministers allowed our streets to become ‘test ground’ for robots amid lobbying from Starship Technologies ...
Also in this issue, our tech reporter Evie Breese profiles Sofia Liguori, a Google whistleblower who quit her job after ...
The Budget was always going to be the moment that Andy Burnham’s vibes-forward premiership encountered the cold logic of the ...
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