Justice

An investigation into Europe’s commercial ties with factories operating in the occupied West Bank and their parent companies.

Amid stubbornly low birth rates, Polish women are bearing the brunt of public pressure for the country’s population panic.

Israel’s war has laid bare the limitations of international law, but efforts to document its crimes keep alive the possibility of justice.

Greens have endorsed a liberal approach to jails centred on resocialisation, but campaigners are pushing for more radical solutions.

The fallout exposed the cynicism of the communist regime and shaped the country’s environmental and democratic awakening.

AI’s promise of endless creativity conceals familiar exploitation, argues Seden Anlar.

Without Palestinian sovereignty or reciprocity, European recognition of Palestine risks repeating the same mistake.

Water scarcity is often the result of unequal power relations rather than a natural phenomenon. Post-growth can help ensure more equal access.

In the Ecuadorian Amazon, a women-led Indigenous guard is fighting against illegal miners while striving towards a future beyond extractivism.

How can we go about building peace without rewarding and reinforcing the same power structures that benefit from wars?