While wealthy individuals and multinational firms have flocked to the Channel Island, many locals say they feel priced out as food bank use rises, the Guardian reported.
More than 1,500 academics from over 100 countries sign open letter ahead of UN General Assembly, arguing extreme wealth gaps result from policy choices that can be reversed
A new report cited by ANSA finds that Italians support stronger measures on climate change and inequality but have little confidence that political leaders will act, with Earth4All's Owen Gaffney calling for democratic reform to restore trust.
A thinktank report says nearly half of minority ethnic respondents reported facing prejudice in the past year, with many Britons of all backgrounds saying discrimination has become more common.
Compass thinktank report compiles 70 policy proposals from left-leaning thinkers ahead of chancellor's first budget this autumn
A new segment from NPR's Planet Money explores competing views on whether rich and poor Americans are drifting apart or coming back together economically.
A Scientific American article examines archaeological evidence indicating that concentrated power and inequality emerged only when resources could be monopolized, not as an automatic feature of early societies.