Global Politics
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Space Predestined to Demise: The Making and Falling of Fragile Homes in the Calais ‘Jungle’
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The efforts of refugees in Calais to carve out spaces of memory, survival, and resistance is just defiance against expulsion and violence.
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To Live Under the Gathering Storm
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The fates of two Japanese figures with pre-WW2 connections to the US reveals much about today’s geopolitical rivalries.
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Nations without States: Catalonia’s Struggle for Recognition
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Spain’s Constitution does not see Catalonia’s nationhood. To resolve nationalist tensions, a complete reimagining of the nation is needed.
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Protected Land, Lost Homes: How China’s Farmland Protection Policies Lead to Rural Dispossession
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‘The strictest land-management system in the world’ has fueled massive growth at the expense of rural communities.
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Sheikh Hasina’s Rule in Bangladesh: The Road to Authoritarianism
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The autocratic legacy of this once-democratic icon holds back her country’s politics.
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Turning Numbers into News: the Economist’s Sondre Solstad on Data Journalism and Mapping the Ukraine War
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OPR sits down with Dr Sondre Ulvund Solstad, a senior data journalist at the Economist.
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Tangled Offerings: Modi’s Diplomatic Gifts
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More than tokens of goodwill, the Indian prime minister’s lavish presents reflect his Hindu-nationalist domestic and foreign policies.
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Despite Nine Years of War, Yemeni Women Are Creating New Spaces for Empowerment
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Yemen’s women are charting their own path forward, regardless of economic or political constraints, pressing for new roles in the public square.
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Review: Respect and Loathing in American Democracy
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Liberals claim to welcome everybody, but struggle to tolerate conservatives. A new book aims to unpack this paradox.
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The Power of Political Storytelling: How Framing Shapes U.S. Presidential Debates
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Media and technology are revolutionising political storytelling, reshaping public debates, and intensifying concerns about bias and truth in our digital age.