As Europe debates rearmament, cutting social welfare for military spending risks undermining the very values the EU was built on

This anxious time of turmoil threatens to sweep us all into a new wave of militarism. We must avoid being caught up in the tide 

Our politicians' priorities in a time of polycrisis are alarmingly off. Is this distance between them and us how societal breakdown begins?

Progress should seek to embrace our different traditions rather than trying to make everyone the same 

The central message of the four movies is, broadly speaking, that it’s enough for Bridget to flap around in her pyjamas with tousled hair, hoping to be rescued by a younger man, an older man, or any man

Terry Prone wrote an interesting article on Monday about the problems arising from the veneration of public figures.

Men remain positioned to influence policies, ideologies, working culture, and practices, and they do so in a way that is far from neutered and not always in female colleagues' interests or arguably even their own, writes Sarah Harte

Leinster House is a workplace with asymmetrical gender power arrangements, and it’s a terrible example

What is the ultimate point of introducing new legislation to combat harmful behaviour if we simultaneously allow tech companies to roll out this technology?

The strong and compelling advantage of decriminalisation of cannabis use is that people caught in possession of a small amount of drugs won’t end up in the criminal justice system