Robert Del Naja: why we need a Massive Attack on climate misinformation
Artists are joining with campaigners to demand an end to greenwashing.
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Liberal democracy is still under threat
In countries such as the US, Italy and France, status quo-style politics won't win elections anymore.
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Joe Biden and the spectre of Donald Trump
Suffering electoral defeats and a polling slump, the US president cannot shake his predecessor’s hold on American politics.
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Why Joe Biden’s domestic troubles are haunting him abroad
The past week should be a wake-up call for the US president.
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Dispatch: Poland is no longer a democracy, claim rule of law activists
The independence of the judiciary has been so undermined that Poland is no longer a constitutional democracy, say activists.
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In Bosnia, fears of state collapse and the return of violence
As Bosnian Serbs threaten to leave the multi-ethnic state, a leaked report to the UN sounds the alarm.
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Can the world trust China on climate change?
Xi Jinping’s attempts to win the world’s confidence on environmental policy relies on the US’s failure to do likewise.
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Dispatch from Warsaw: Money talks – a reluctant Poland may have to defer to the EU
In Poland’s dispute over the rule of law with the EU, Brussels holds a powerful card.
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