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Capital and the International - On the Dialectic of Value and Sovereignty; An ambitious, cross-disciplinary exploration of global capital and the international state-system, which provides a bold new ...

Meaningful participation is the foundation for building science-policy interfaces that produce shared knowledge and enable collective action.

Eleanor Barraclough explores the threat from climate change to our ancient creative past.

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In the final episode of our series, we explore lessons former mid-term transitions hold for Andy Burnham’s premiership – or future mid-term PMs.

The Democrats’ centrist and progressive wings have each claimed victories in the primary cycle. Is the Democratic Party on the...

From student organisers to a model-turned-activist, these women are risking their reputations – and sometimes their lives – to fight against injustice. Plus, actor Imran Khan recommends a classic film

Falling approval ratings for the war and for Putin himself seem to have rattled the Russian leader.

David Aaronovitch and guests discuss small boats, asylum seekers and illegal migration.

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Journalist and humanitarian Arwa Damon joins Faisal Al Yafai on the podcast to discuss the war in Iran, the collapse of the rules-based order and why we no longer feel affected by atrocity.

Poetic justice: A judge once purged by Viktor Orbán will be the new head of state as the country works to dismantle the authoritarian system Orbán left behind.

Free movement does not automatically create a sense of belonging.

She went on to become a Cold War analyst and a stalwart member of the Spanish and Portuguese Sephardi Community

News updates from Scotland and beyond, plus all your lunchtime sport, travel and weather.

Jessica Elgot and Alexandra Topping examine why politicians seem to be so slow to respond to UK heatwaves

The historian Ryan Gingeras discusses the making of mafias from Sicily to Shanghai, what criminal networks reveal about hidden power, and his new book, “Mafia: A Global History.”

The Nobel Foundation’s executive director tells us about its 125th anniversary, what it’s like to organise a peace prize in...

The reasons for dissent are not unanimous, ranging from the war in Iran to an overhaul of military leadership.