Illustration: Emma Peer

Reasons to be Cheerful

Herding cats; Union strong; Mauritian pride.

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NI 547 - Climate capitalism - January, 2024
Saviour or failure?

Saviour or failure?

Gabriella Jóźwiak reports on the civil unrest in Haiti.

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NI 547 - Climate capitalism - January, 2024
Djirri Djirri Dancers perform for supporters at the Aboriginal Advancement League in Melbourne, on 10 September 2023, as a press conference was held in support of the ‘yes’ campaign in the Voice referendum.Photo: Australian Associated Press/Alamy Live News

Cold-hearted no

Zoe Holman reports on the Australian public’s overwhelming decision not to recognize Indigenous people in their constitution.

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NI 547 - Climate capitalism - January, 2024
Illustration: Emma Peer

Introducing... Wab Kinew

Manitoba’s first First Nations premier, by Richard Swift.

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NI 547 - Climate capitalism - January, 2024
Emergency services deal with a Turkish air strike on a power station in Qamishlo, North and East Syria, 6 October 2023.Photo: Rojava Information Center

Energy warfare

North and East Syrian civilians face a winter without power or water after Turkish airstrikes, reports Eve Morris-Gray.

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NI 547 - Climate capitalism - January, 2024
The aftermath of an Israeli air-strike in central Gaza.Photo: Sipa US/Alamy Live News

24 hours in hell

Report from Gaza by Wafa Al-Udaini.

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NI 547 - Climate capitalism - January, 2024
Silencing solidarity

Silencing solidarity

Report from Haifa by Bethany Rielly.

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NI 547 - Climate capitalism - January, 2024
Settler rampage

Settler rampage

Report from the West Bank by Leila Warah.

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NI 547 - Climate capitalism - January, 2024
Illustration: Emma Peer

Reasons to be Cheerful

Good Foundations; Gig Workers’ Victory; Eu Targets Investor Courts.

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NI 546 - Spying on dissent - November, 2023
Inflation to extremism

Inflation to extremism

Harriet Barber reports on ‘Argentina’s Trump’, Javier Milei.

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NI 546 - Spying on dissent - November, 2023
A Shompen band traversing a river on Great Nicobar Island.Photo: Anthropological Survey of India

Deadly Development

India's Indigenous Shompen tribe at risk, writes Callum Russell.

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NI 546 - Spying on dissent - November, 2023
Cattle at pasture amid destroyed Amazon rainforest.Photo: Alamy/Paralaxis

Prohibition or climate?

Efforts to halt climate catastrophe will fail if drugs aren’t on the agenda, a new reform campaign is warning. Report by Clemmie James.

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NI 546 - Spying on dissent - November, 2023
Australia logged

Australia logged

Report on the decimation of Tasmania’s old growth forest by Nick Dowson.

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NI 546 - Spying on dissent - November, 2023
Computer says no

Computer says no

Report on the UK’s ‘Online Safety’ Bill by Nick Dowson.

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NI 546 - Spying on dissent - November, 2023
Illustration: Emma Peer

Introducing... Bernardo Arévalo

The winner of Guatemala’s presidential race.

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NI 546 - Spying on dissent - November, 2023
A protester poses during demonstrations in support of Senegalese opposition leader Ousmane Sonko.Photo: Cooper Inveen/Reuters

The ‘coup belt’?

Report from Senegal by Obiora Ikoku.

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NI 546 - Spying on dissent - November, 2023
Illustration: Emma Peer

Reasons to be Cheerful

No faith in fossil fuels; Gaining ground; Cough up.

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NI 545 - Decolonize now - September, 2023
Violent denial

Violent denial

Report on police violence in France by Manasa Narayanan.

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NI 545 - Decolonize now - September, 2023
A Rohingya refugee waits for food in Kutupalong camp in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar in 2018, where hundreds of thousands of people rely on World Food Programme donations to survive.Photo: Richard Juilliart/Shutterstock

Hunger trap

Report on Rohingya refugees living in Bangladesh, by Lauren Crosby Medlicott.

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NI 545 - Decolonize now - September, 2023
The 2012 Interoceanic Highway pictured here, promised to improve the lives of Peruvian locals. Today it is rarely used for trade, instead serving destructive mining and logging activities. Indigenous groups fear the same will be true for the new Pucallpa–Cruzeiro do Sul road.Photo: Tania Wamani

Narco Highway

Report on the Pucallpa-Cruzeiro do Sul highway that would connect Peru with Brazil by Jack Dodson.

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NI 545 - Decolonize now - September, 2023

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Climate capitalism January, 2024
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Climate capitalism January, 2024
Climate capitalism January, 2024
Climate capitalism January, 2024
Spying on dissent November, 2023
Spying on dissent November, 2023
Spying on dissent November, 2023
Spying on dissent November, 2023
Spying on dissent November, 2023
Spying on dissent November, 2023
Spying on dissent November, 2023
Spying on dissent November, 2023
Decolonize now September, 2023
Decolonize now September, 2023
Decolonize now September, 2023
Decolonize now September, 2023
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