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Alona Ferber is Special Projects Editor at the New Statesman.
Calls for the prime minister to resign have continued despite new Covid-19 restrictions on protests.
A lack of agreement over new Covid-19 restrictions indicates a lack of trust in the nation’s government.
The philosopher and gender theorist discusses tensions in the feminist movement over trans rights.
Pubs and offices may have reopened, but in some NHS trusts the strictest pandemic restrictions on maternity wards were still in place this month.
Tensions between anti-government protesters and their opponents are increasing.
The TUC's general secretary on workers' rights in the coronavirus era.
The Walthamstow MP on why the pandemic has been bad for women, and what policymakers can do about it.
For many Arab citizens of Israel, annexation proposals are seen as continuing a long-standing infringement of their rights.
Lockdown restrictions across the world have only exacerbated existing issues with domestic abuse.
Despite failing to secure a decisive victory in three elections and being on trial for corruption charges, Netanyahu remains Israel’s prime minister. How has he held on for so long?
