Iran Is Producing Ballistic Missiles Again
Intelligence findings say Tehran is assembling stockpiled components into weapons in underground facilities.
Whatever Happened to the ‘Enough Is Enough’ Campaign?
On Wednesday 7 September 2022, Glasgow’s Old Fruitmarket was packed out. Hundreds of people had queued around the block for the city’s biggest leftwing rally in years. Mark Thomas, a local homelessness worker, remembered being excited. “It was absolutely massive… It was something new,” he told Novara Media. “The crowd was a real mix.
Hannah Arendt’s Ordinary Humanism
An excerpt from Another Humanity: Decolonial Ethics from Du Bois to Arendt
Big fines and settlements barely dent cancer drugmakers’ revenues, fail to deter wrongdoing
An ICIJ review found nearly $1.7 billion in settlements and fines over a 15 year period. But experts said many companies see the payouts as the cost of doing business.
Digital Kōgai: Dissecting Systemic Entanglements and Structural Injustices in the AI Polycrisis
As of January 2026, the stocks of seven of the world's most well-known technology companies had reached market capitalizations of about $1 trillion or more. Dubbed the ‘Magnificent Seven,’ their public image hardly lives up to the name. In fact, quite the opposite is true. Companies like Tesla and Meta are known for causing harm to the public good in many ways.
Suweida’s Exam Standoff Triggers Fresh Clashes in Southern Syria
Crisis Group expert Nanar Hawach analyses a week of tensions in the Syrian province as government forces and local Druze troops once again trade fire
