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Who owns the web?
520 - July, 2019
This year a new submarine data-cable touched down in Valparaiso, Chile, owned by Google.
Armenia: go, go, eco-rangers
520 - July, 2019
Eco House, a project launched 18 months ago in Dilijan to stop illegal deforestation.
Introducing... Volody Myrzelensky
520 - July, 2019
A comedian who played the President of Ukraine in a popular TV series is now the actual President of Ukraine.
Progress and its discontents
520 - July, 2019
The world has never been better. From global poverty to inequality between nations, all the indicators are showing progress. This is a comforting narrative – popularized by the likes of Bill Gates and Steven Pinker. But is it true? Jason Hickel examines the rise of this so-called ‘New Optimism’, with its ‘battle cry for the status quo’.
Protecting the ‘lungs of West Africa’
520 - July, 2019
Veronique Mistiaen speaks to environmental lawyer Alfred Brownell about the grave threat palm-oil corporations pose to the people of Sinoe County, Liberia, and the rich rainforests they depend upon.
Packing a punch
520 - July, 2019
In the refugee camps of Iraqi Kurdistan, Yazidi women are using boxing to overcome the traumas of war. Report by Monir Ghaedi, photos by Giacomo Sini.
Vanishing point
520 - July, 2019
The city can provide cover and anonymity to those who seek it, explains David Nnanna Ikpo.
Spectacle and reality in Rio
520 - July, 2019
Anne-Marie Broudehoux punctures the bombastic narrative of civic pride and prosperity that accompanies sporting mega-events to reveal how they actually remake the city upon the backs of the poor.
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| Article title | Description | Author | Published | Magazine | Link |
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| View from India | India’s billion-dollar joke. Who’s laughing? |
Nilanjana Bhowmick | July, 2019 | 520 | Preview |
| View from Brazil | Where the heroes are, by Leonardo Sakamoto. |
Leonardo Sakamoto | July, 2019 | 520 | Preview |
| Reasons to be cheerful | HIV hope; Speak your heart; Goodwill gesture. |
New Internationalist Editorial | July, 2019 | 520 | Preview |
| Algeria: Revolution of smiles | The peaceful uprising. |
July, 2019 | 520 | Preview | |
| Mozambique: ‘I will not pay’ | Mozambican campaigners call for debt cancellation. |
Husna Rizvi | July, 2019 | 520 | Preview |
| South America: Electric gold | Yohann Koshy | July, 2019 | 520 | Preview | |
| Who owns the web? | This year a new submarine data-cable touched down in Valparaiso, Chile, owned by Google. |
Nick Dowson | July, 2019 | 520 | Preview |
| Armenia: go, go, eco-rangers | Eco House, a project launched 18 months ago in Dilijan to stop illegal deforestation. |
Joe Nerssessian | July, 2019 | 520 | Preview |
| Introducing... Volody Myrzelensky | A comedian who played the President of Ukraine in a popular TV series is now the actual President of Ukraine. |
Richard Swift | July, 2019 | 520 | Preview |
| France: Why settle for an apple? | Paul Cudenec | July, 2019 | 520 | Preview | |
| Progress and its discontents | The world has never been better. From global poverty to inequality between nations, all the indicators are showing progress. This is a comforting narrative – popularized by the likes of Bill Gates and Steven Pinker. But is it true? Jason Hickel examines the rise of this so-called ‘New Optimism’, with its ‘battle cry for the status quo’. |
Jason Hickel | July, 2019 | 520 | Preview |
| Protecting the ‘lungs of West Africa’ | Veronique Mistiaen speaks to environmental lawyer Alfred Brownell about the grave threat palm-oil corporations pose to the people of Sinoe County, Liberia, and the rich rainforests they depend upon. |
Veronique Mistiaen | July, 2019 | 520 | Preview |
| Packing a punch | In the refugee camps of Iraqi Kurdistan, Yazidi women are using boxing to overcome the traumas of war. Report by Monir Ghaedi, photos by Giacomo Sini. |
July, 2019 | 520 | Preview | |
| Vanishing point | The city can provide cover and anonymity to those who seek it, explains David Nnanna Ikpo. |
David Nnanna Ikpo | July, 2019 | 520 | Preview |
| Spectacle and reality in Rio | Anne-Marie Broudehoux punctures the bombastic narrative of civic pride and prosperity that accompanies sporting mega-events to reveal how they actually remake the city upon the backs of the poor. |
Anne-Marie Broudehoux | July, 2019 | 520 | Preview |
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