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Stopping Bezos

Stopping Bezos

View from America by Mark Engler.

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Reasons to be cheerful

Reasons to be cheerful

Queering Kenya; Free to campaign; Justice for cleaners.

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Cold shoulder

Cold shoulder

Report from Latin America by Tom Belger.

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Bahraini activist Ali Mushaima has described upcoming elections as a ‘big joke’. Photo: Penelope Barritt/Alamy

Sham vote

Report from Bahrain by Phil Miller.

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The opportunities presented by melting ice are spurring the militarization of the Arctic. The US is among the nations planning to expand its fleet of icebreaker ships such as this one, pictured making its way to St Lawrence Island in Alaska. Photo: Accent Alaska

On thin ice

Is conflict in the Arctic drawing closer? Rather than spurring action on climate change, rapidly melting ice is creating more opportunities for geopolitical rivalry.

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Lube for all

Lube for all

Report from Tanzania by Elsie Eyakuze.

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Dubliners resist

Dubliners resist

Report from Ireland by Megan Nolan.

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Introducing... Imran Khan

For our rising new world leader segment, Richard Swift profiles the Oxford-educated former playboy cricketer, and now, Prime Minister of Pakistan.

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A police officer stands guard in the old town of Kashgar, in the far western Xinjiang province, China. Photo: Kevin Frayer/Getty

Uyghur plight

Report from China by Nithin Coca.

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Between the devil and the deep blue sea

In 1987, the British government contracted a passenger ferry to act as a floating immigration detention centre for Tamil refugees. Later that year a storm set the ship loose from its moorings. Felix Bazalgette reports on the the little-known story of exodus and empire that paved the way for the Windrush scandal.

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Keeping women in their place

As 25 November marks the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, Joni Seager maps the stark reality faced by women in every corner of the world – from Belarus to Brazil.

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The personality crisis

As growth-driven consumer culture spurs on planetary destruction, why don’t we spring into action? Psychologist John F Schumaker situates a frightening erosion of human personality at the heart of the problem.

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 Illustration: Olivier Kugler

Written in stone

An indigenous movement in Jharkhand is reminding the Indian authorities of their constitutional duty to protect tribal lands. But the government is persecuting tribespeople for standing up. Rohini Mohan reports.

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Left: Rumani, a Coptic Zabaleen, pulls his cart full of garbage outside his home in Manshiyat Naser (or Garbage City) in Cairo. Photo: Marco Bulgarelli/Gamma-Rapho via Getty

Pick of the heap

Attempts to solve Cairo’s garbage problems come up against a community whose livelihoods depend on refuse. Hisham Allam reports.

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Article title Description Author Published Magazine Link
Stopping Bezos

View from America by Mark Engler.

Mark Engler November, 2018 516 Buy
Reasons to be cheerful

Queering Kenya; Free to campaign; Justice for cleaners.

November, 2018 516 Buy
Cold shoulder

Report from Latin America by Tom Belger.

Tom Belger November, 2018 516 Buy
Sham vote

Report from Bahrain by Phil Miller.

Phil Miller November, 2018 516 Buy
On thin ice

Is conflict in the Arctic drawing closer? Rather than spurring action on climate change, rapidly melting ice is creating more opportunities for geopolitical rivalry.

New Internationalist Editorial November, 2018 516 Buy
Lube for all

Report from Tanzania by Elsie Eyakuze.

Elsie Eyakuze November, 2018 516 Buy
Dubliners resist

Report from Ireland by Megan Nolan.

Megan Nolan November, 2018 516 Buy
Introducing... Imran Khan

For our rising new world leader segment, Richard Swift profiles the Oxford-educated former playboy cricketer, and now, Prime Minister of Pakistan.

Richard Swift November, 2018 516 Buy
Uyghur plight

Report from China by Nithin Coca.

November, 2018 516 Buy
Between the devil and the deep blue sea

In 1987, the British government contracted a passenger ferry to act as a floating immigration detention centre for Tamil refugees. Later that year a storm set the ship loose from its moorings. Felix Bazalgette reports on the the little-known story of exodus and empire that paved the way for the Windrush scandal.

Felix Bazalgette November, 2018 516 Buy
Keeping women in their place

As 25 November marks the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, Joni Seager maps the stark reality faced by women in every corner of the world – from Belarus to Brazil.

Joni Seager November, 2018 516 Buy
Zuzu Angel: A Sketchbook of Love and Loss

Art and story by ILYA, with Yohann Koshy.

ILYA and Yohann Koshy November, 2018 516 Buy
The personality crisis

As growth-driven consumer culture spurs on planetary destruction, why don’t we spring into action? Psychologist John F Schumaker situates a frightening erosion of human personality at the heart of the problem.

John Schumaker November, 2018 516 Buy
Written in stone

An indigenous movement in Jharkhand is reminding the Indian authorities of their constitutional duty to protect tribal lands. But the government is persecuting tribespeople for standing up. Rohini Mohan reports.

Rohini Mohan November, 2018 516 Buy
Pick of the heap

Attempts to solve Cairo’s garbage problems come up against a community whose livelihoods depend on refuse. Hisham Allam reports.

Hisham Allam November, 2018 516 Buy