Megan Gibson

The author and human rights activist on losing Palestine.

Three accounts of women who met male brutality on its own terms reveal the limits of justice – both within and outside the law.

Despite warnings to de-escalate from Western allies, an Israeli missile hit Iran.

The Incarcerations: BK-16 and the Search for Democracy in India by Alpa Shah Beginning in the summer of 2018, authorities across India arrested an assortment of human rights advocates, including profe

Lapland is not an easy place. In Finland’s sparsely populated northernmost region, which for six months of the year is buried in drifts of snow, winter temperatures can plunge to -22°C. At that temper

Today’s nervously anticipated televised speech by Hezbollah’s leader was touted ahead of time as a potentially decisive – and destructive – moment. Would the Iran-backed militant group open a new fron

Teflon Mark. Mr Normal. The laugh-it-off prime minister. These were some of the nicknames for Mark Rutte, whose long premiership of the Netherlands ended abruptly on 7 July when the coalition governme

Also featuring a biography of Messalina and a story collection by Shalash the Iraqi.

As with Jacinda Ardern, the Finnish prime minister’s international fame disguised her domestic woes.

After the Brexit referendum, the partygate scandal, Liz Truss’s mini-Budget or any number of the brazen political acts carried out by successive Tory administrations in recent years, it’s hard to imag

The Munich Security Conference also proclaimed Western support for Ukraine, but the Global South views the conflict a little differently.

Cinematic narratives of sexual assault are so often formulaic, clichéd and depressing. Sarah Polley’s film asks: what if there was another way?

Jens Stoltenberg, Nato’s secretary- general since 2014, knows the importance of a measured response. When we meet in central Brussels, less than 72 hours after a missile had exploded in the Polish vil

Nato’s secretary-general on why Europe faces its most dangerous moment since the Second World War.

It began with a trip to Tehran. Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old woman from north-west Iran, was visiting family in the capital with her brother in September when she was detained by the country’s notorious

It’s a prestigious but often ignored role – and anyway, it’s based in Brussels.

The response to Independence Day shootings has been described as woeful.

The social psychologist believes bitter online discourse is hastening the spread of US-style recriminatory politics.

Will Sweden join Nato? The country looks set to join Finland in applying for membership, but the debate in Stockholm is far from straightforward.

The Nordic country looks set to join Finland in applying for membership, but the debate in Stockholm is far from straightforward.