It is good that the toxic Trans Pacific Partnership is dead, but it is unions and campaigners we should thank, argues Nick Dearden.

The Tax Justice Network Taxcast takes on public procurement, Brexit threats, criminal dodges and tax evader crackdowns.

Bishop Johannes Seoka takes the mining company to task, nearly five years after the massacre.

A new bill approved by Parliament will assigns aid money to a corporation with a questionable track record, writes Aisha Dodwell.

Looking for hope in dreadful circumstances, Mari Marcel Thekaekara refuses to let last year drag her down.

Neoliberal policies contribute to alienation, disempowerment and non-unionised jobs, but a new model for unions could break the vicious circle, argues Simon Taylor.

Vanessa Baird reports on how a disused garage near her Oxford home has become a beacon of hope.

We desperately need effective bodies to promote law and due process, writes William Bell.

Reflecting on a dismal year for women, Kate Smurthwaite proposes a New Year’s resolution.

Brexit both contains and is creating uncertainties that will have an impact on international relations and security policy in Europe. How will it be possible to navigate them? asks Dan Smith.

The Tax Justice Network looks at beneficial ownership avoidance, the booming industry in alternative tax escape vehicles.