How Modi’s government went from trying to improve its global democracy rankings to redefining democracy itself
As the migrant barge left Dorset, openDemocracy explored life on board the Bibby – and the failed policy that cost millions
The erosion of democracy happens bit by bit and then all at once
COP ignores reality on the ground in Latin America and wrongly assumes governments are key drivers of climate policies
Labour government has repeatedly aided and defended assault on Gaza – but opinions may be shifting as war intensifies
Israeli prime minister is realising that you can’t rely on Trump, no matter how much he says what you want to hear
Another PM is trying to make cuts equate to growth. Disabled people will again pay the price of this cruelty
A ‘win’ in Ukraine may well lead the US president to act in Gaza and resume talks of acquiring Canada or Greenland
Many ex-special advisers are advising businesses in fields related to their government role, openDemocracy has found
From blowing up at Zelenskyy to fast-tracking Executive Orders, what can we learn from Trump’s recent behaviour?
UAE firm that was allegedly paid for consultancy work says it has never heard of the asylum accommodation provider
The action needed is affordable and would be politically prudent for the Labour Party
