‘Crucial Lack of Implementation’ in Making Political System Gender-equal, Report Finds
Report in 2009 recommended Five C’s to be tracked to see how friendly politics had become for women — Childcare, Cash, Confidence, Culture, and...
Effort to Impeach Ken Paxton, Led by Fellow Republicans, Sets Off Political Earthquake in Texas
Republicans have chosen to remain largely silent during years of alleged misconduct and lawbreaking by the attorney general. Now they will have to take...
Lilley: Auto Workers Sweat as Trudeau Plays Political Games
Trudeau’s gambit could cost thousands of jobs in Brampton, an area full of Liberal MPs. The Stellantis deal in Windsor is up in the...
Women’s Meaningful Participation in Political and Public Life in Afghanistan Focus of Special OSCE Asian Partners Meeting
The Special OSCE Asian Partners for Co-operation Group met today to discuss key aspects for ensuring women’s participation in political and public life. The...
Portland’s Political Makeover, and the Plan to Create 4 New Districts, is Underway
Portland is months away from a historic makeover: By September, the city will have a new political map that divides the city into four...
The University of Manchester Launches Groundbreaking Ukrainian Politics Course
The University of Manchester is to launch a groundbreaking new course on Ukrainian politics in the Autumn, strengthening its place as a key institution...
Bitcoin’s Campaign Debut Portends a Seismic Shift in U.S. Politics
During his presidential announcement on Twitter, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis solidified crypto’s status as a mainstream political issue: “The current regime clearly has it...
A Kurdish Turkish Writer on the Tensions Between Politics and Art
Burhan Sönmez, who is president of PEN international, discusses the tension between politics and art and the role of literature in authoritarian societies. The...
Libya: Political Gridlock, Regional Politics and Sudan’s War
Last week, Libya’s parliament fired one of the country’s two prime ministers, Fathi Bashaga. Libya for years has been split between two rival governments....
The Guardian View on Water Politics in Europe: a New Fault Line
In April, Spain’s prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, suggested that severe drought would become “one of the central political and territorial debates of our country in...