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Malynda Hale: I'm Not Leaving Progessivism - But We Need to Have a Talk

Malynda Hale: I'm Not Leaving Progessivism - But We Need to Have a Talk

10 September 2025

Courier Newsroom

Actor and Artist Malynda Hale argues that progressive politics is being undermined by a culture of ideological purity, public shaming, and rigidity, which is alienating people, suppressing honest dialogue and nuance.

The Silent Majority Supporting Men's Health

The Silent Majority Supporting Men's Health

04 September 2025

American Institute for Boys and Men

The conversation around men’s health and wellbeing has reached a pivotal moment in the United States. New research from Movember, conducted in partnership with More in Common, offers a comprehensive examination of how Americans across the political spectrum want to engage with issues affecting men and boys. The findings provide a roadmap for more effective advocacy and programming in this critical area.

The hard right's plans for Europe's economy

The hard right's plans for Europe's economy

04 September 2025

The Economist

 

Age of anxiety: poll reveals teen views on stress, social media and school

Age of anxiety: poll reveals teen views on stress, social media and school

31 August 2025

The Sunday Times

They lost months of schooling to the Covid lockdowns, have been exposed to an explosion in online pornography and have had more screen time and access to social media than ever before.

Now the most comprehensive poll of British 16 and 17-year-olds reveals the widespread repercussions for their development, education and social lives. It shows a generation in the grip of a confidence crisis that is particularly acute among girls.

"Wir schaffen das": What remains of Merkel's welcoming culture?

"Wir schaffen das": What remains of Merkel's welcoming culture?

19 August 2025

Berliner Morgenpost

On the 10th anniversary of Angela Merkel’s iconic phrase, the article reflects on how attitudes toward migration in Germany have changed. More in Common shares findings on how perceptions of migration remain nuanced — with many people feeling torn between compassion and concern.