Agenda
Articles about Agenda, ordered by date. 
Introducing...Selahattin Demirtaş
Richard Swift introduces the up and coming Turkish politician to New Internationalist readers.
Basic income trialled
How would basic income work if scaled up?, Tom Lawson asks.
Abortion by drone
Pro-choice advocacy groups have taken up new tactics in their struggle, writes Cristiana Moisescu.
Toxic lobby
The corporate lobby may be working to protect harmful chemicals rather than our health, writes Hazel Healy.
Guatemala: Fed up with corruption
General elections in Guatemala usually follow a predictable pattern of propaganda, violence and despair, writes Anna Bevan.
Japan's drift away from pacifism
Increased defence spending is just one sign that the country is pulling away from its pacifist moorings, writes Tina Burrett.
Divestment glory in Norway
Good news from Scandinavia, but the fossil-free fight continues, says Hazel Healy.
30 years ago (and 35, and 20) in New Internationalist
Chris Brazier looks back at what NI was covering three decades ago.
Crack a squat for migrants
Lewis Garland reports on a growing solidarity movement to help asylum-seekers.
Introducing Julius Malema
The rise of South Africa's Economic Freedom Fighters party, and its leader, speaks volumes, says Richard Swift.
Stop forced closures!
Amy Hall reports on the threat to remote communities in Australia.
Rana Plaza campaign victory
Compensation award will bolster future efforts to hold manufacturers to account, reports Ilona Kelly.
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