Democracy and societyThe globalisation of anti-gender campaigns Transnational anti-gender movements in Europe and Latin America create unlikely alliances By Sonia Corrêa, David Paternotte, Roman Kuhar
GlobalDon’t Rage Against the Machine Automation is not stealing manufacturing jobs in the Global South – yet By Jostein Lohr Hauge
TOP 2‘When resources are scarce, you can only be generous for a while’ UNHCR’s Mireille Girard talks about Lebanon’s effort to host Syrian refugees and the need for continued global support By Mireille Girard
GlobalCapitalism needs a purpose The biggest problem with capitalism is a dependency on increased spending By Alfie Stirling
Latin America‘A decade’s worth of frustration’ in Nicaragua In Nicaragua, resistance is raging against the authoritarian system of the one-time freedom fighters By Hajo Lanz
AfricaWhen elephants fight, it’s the grass that suffers African countries stand to suffer far more than the rest of the world from the US’s tariffs on steel and aluminium imports By Dirk Kohnert
Latin AmericaSocial programmes, not soldiers, are what's needed in Brazil Brazil’s President has put the military in charge of Rio de Janeiro. Is this an attempt to deflect attention from the nation’s wider problems? By Katharina De Moura Hofmann, Thomas Manz
GlobalA woman’s work 100 years after many women in Europe won the right to vote, Drude Dahlerup, author of Has Democracy Failed Women, explains the challenges that remain in the search for equal representation By Drude Dahlerup
AfricaIn for a penny On International Women's Day, let's remember those still fighting for financial independence By Bobbi Gray
GlobalMembers of the human family The Universal Declaration of Human Rights celebrates its 70th birthday this year. We need its wisdom more than ever By Francesca Klug
