International coalitions are challenging Five Eyes surveillance through courts, legislatures, and public campaigns.
International coalitions are challenging Five Eyes surveillance through courts, legislatures, and public campaigns.
Abdul El-Sayed’s Michigan upset suggests that opposition to war, unconditional aid to Israel, and big-money influence can become a successful electoral argument.
President Donald Trump’s policies have primarily focused on consolidating his own power and benefiting his allies, thus demonstrably eroding democratic institutions and violating human rights.
Visa denials are just part of Brazil’s response to the Trump administration’s hostile actions.
The Board of Peace is using the language of colonial guardianship, repackaged for the twenty-first century.
Fascism, not anti-fascism, is the threat, both domestically and internationally.
Young people and their phones have transformed South Asian politics. Now they’re challenging the Indian government of Narendra Modi.
The State Department stretches real spy cases into a sweeping theory of ideological subversion.
Can a mother dreaming of peace for children lead the most progressive political party in Japan?
What can the Trump administration really do to disrupt the work of the International Criminal Court?