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It’s no surprise Trump has met his match in Pope Leo - Jonathan Freedland
Pope Leo XIV leads the mass in the Malabo Stadium in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea on 23 April 2026. Photograph: Luca Zennaro/EPA
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EXPLORE…PERHAPS FORGOTTEN, WORDS TO RETURN TO
We started thinking about the words that have perhaps been most neglected in recent times, and the need to return to them, and with resolve…in all their forms and resonances
Now gathering
honesty
24 voices connected
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Arts & Culture·1 December 2025
Emotional labour of social practice artists: moving towards sustainable collective care
by Rebecca Gordon and Naomi White • November 2025 • Journal article
BURLINGTON CONTEMPORARY · 34 min read
Humanitarian·22 July 2023
If we’re serious about changing the world, we need a better kind of economics to do it
Rubbish pickers at the municipal site in Maputo, Mozambique. Photograph: Gianluigi Guercia/AFP/Getty Images
ON Network · 7 min read
New Museum·23 February 2024
New New Deal: Towards a New Era of Social Imagination
The community-centered approach of the Federal Art Project can be an inspiration in a time when the current system must be rethought.
13 min read
Climate·29 December 2025
Dear future children, ‘a film about young activists made by young filmmakers’
Published on 05 March 2021, 05:57. Updated on 05 March 2021, 11:00.
ON Network · 7 min read
Climate·26 December 2025
Five young women activists to watch - a moderator's take
British activists Ella Meek and Amy Meek, founders of 'Kids Against Plastic', address last year’s Young Activists Summit at the UN in Geneva. (KEYSTONE / Salvatore Di Nolfi)
ON Network · 3 min read
Arts & Culture·18 July 2025
The Orchestra of Syrian Musicians
With war ravaging their homeland, the Orchestra of Syrian Musicians has been scattered across the globe. But five years since the violence erupted, the group are reuniting for a cathartic tour – and opening Glastonbury
ON Network · 8 min read
Climate·24 April 2024
UN in Geneva’s future visitor centre hopes to improve dialogue with public
International Geneva may boast several iconic buildings, including the Palais des Nations, the Palais Wilson, the World Trade Organization’s Centre William Rappard and the imposing structures where the International Labour Organization and…
ON Network · 4 min read
Climate·19 January 2023
Assembly President Highlights Priorities for UNGA’s Resumed 77th Session
Delivering remarks on his priorities for the UN General Assembly’s (UNGA) resumed 77th session, UNGA President Csaba Kőrösi emphasized preparations for the 2023 SDG Summit – the midpoint of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development – and…
ON Network · 3 min read
Climate·18 January 2023
WEF only ‘about tweaking the system’: rogue business leaders call for real wealth distribution
Published on January 18, 2023 19:43. Updated on January 18, 2023 22:25.
ON Network · 9 min read
Climate·9 January 2023
UNEARTHED - GREENPEACE
Founded in 2012 as Energydesk, we started out as a small team of journalists dedicated to open and accurate reporting on energy and climate change. As Unearthed, we cover the environment more broadly, from forests and oceans to bees and…
ON Network · 1 min read
Charities·19 November 2022
ShelterBox: What would you take?
by Nicky Stephens, ShelterBox Digital Marketing & Innovation Manager 16/11/2022
ON Network · 4 min read
Climate·11 July 2022
Trading in the currency of hope as we work to create a just and regenerative future
At what is a critical moment for the sustainability movement, Forum for the Future’s flagship Future of Sustainability campaign shed light on what the past can teach us about our future. These insights formed the basis of our first US…
ON Network · 6 min read
Economics·19 January 2022
Millionaires group calls for wealth tax at virtual Davos
ZURICH, Jan 19 (Reuters) - A group of more than 100 billionaires and millionaires has issued a plea to political and business leaders convening virtually for the World Economic Forum: make us pay more tax.
ON Network · 3 min read
Climate·11 November 2021
Cop26 targets too weak to stop disaster, say Paris agreement architects
A Nepalese climate change protest in Kathmandu, Nepal this week. It will be too late to increase ambitions in 2025, Christina Figueres argues. Photograph: Narendra Shrestha/EPA
ON Network · 5 min read
Arts & Culture·7 April 2021
What the world's best teacher did next
Andria Zafirakou photographed at Alperton community school in Brent, north-west London, 2018. Photograph: Matt Writtle/Eyevine
ON Network · 13 min read
Climate·2 January 2020
Staying Alive - St Ives : Extinction Rebellion ITV News
Election fever is over and disco fever is taking its place on the streets of St. Ives on New Year’s Day. Climate activists from Extinction Rebellion armed only with Travolta’s best dance moves are calling on all political parties to…
ON Network · 2 min read
Charities·13 August 2019
Former child refugee tracks down aid worker who gave her a bike
Mevan Babakar uses Twitter to find man whose gift brought her joy more than 20 years ago
ON Network · 2 min read
Education·16 April 2019
'I'm terrified': Extinction Rebellion activists on why they are protesting
Extinction Rebellion activists occupy Waterloo Bridge in central London. Photograph: Sean Smith/The Guardian 'I'm terrified': Extinction Rebellion activists on why they are protesting Extinction Rebellion People taking part in protests in London and Edinburgh explain their reasons for doing so Natha
1 min read
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Feed · 20/03/2026
We need to be honest about Iran – and how our rampant greed for oil is causing mayhem | George Monbiot
Oil has empowered capitalism, and some of the world’s most exploitative regimes. Move away from it and we can solve some of the key issues we face, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
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Feed · 31/07/2025
The Helsinki accord was a masterpiece of European diplomacy. Fifty years on, we need its spirit more than ever | Kai Hebel and Richard Davy
The OSCE hasn’t stopped Putin’s aggression, but it has the potential to help broker a peace in Ukraine when the time is right, say authors Kai Hebel and Richard Davy
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Feed · 01/11/2024
This rickshaw packs a mobile home with a detachable shop and terrace! - Yanko Design
Tiny houses are all the rage right now with the skyrocketing real estate prices - and honestly, I am all for it! Solo 01 is a portable tiny house which is at the peak of our millennial lifestyle with its quirky visuals inspired by the South Asian local tricycle - the rickshaw. The designer, Arun
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Feed · 25/09/2023
Donald Trump's truth: why liars might sometimes be considered honest – new research
When sincerity counts as honesty, accuracy no longer matters.
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