The visit was an indication that Israel’s beleaguered peace movement, though battered by years of stalemate, is not yet dead.

A resident walks past a government billboard citing core values of the Communist Party near a church in the city of ...

Following Belarus’s shock release of a group of political prisoners in August and September, Index went to meet them ...

How do librarians create a collection that is welcoming to their community, and balance it with books that challenge ideas or ...

But K-drama hits differently in North Korea compared to the rest of the world, wielding huge influence over the way people ...

An exploration of Urdu’s origins, its rich literary tradition and its increasing popularity among the young as a language of ...

Index has published a new report showing how survivors are facing abusive strategic lawsuits against public participation ...

So what does it all mean for free expression? We asked a range of writers to explore themes around censorship and AI for this latest issue, and the result is fascinating. Kate Devlin delves into ...

The recent litigation against the satirical TV programme raises questions as to the Peruvian immigrant's meaning in British ...

Student leaders tell Index they are worried their revolution may end up being hijacked after the military take power ...

Nilosree Biswas is an author, filmmaker and columnist who writes about the history, culture, food and cinema of South Asia, ...