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‘Sudan Cake’ by Mikail Çiftçi (Turkey).

In her final letter, Maya Misikir reflects on the city’s magnetic pull – and the bittersweet gravity it holds for those who leave and return.

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Six decades of primary sources.

Donald Trump’s military aggression in South America and the Caribbean is another chapter in a new age of impunity.

Blood for votes, by Leonardo Sakamoto.

From autonomy to silence, by Tarushi Aswani.

What’s in a name? By Rosebell Kagumire.

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As Nigeria cracks down on pro-Biafra protests, arrests and police violence are reviving a long-suppressed struggle over marginalization, memory and self-determination in the South East. Report by Adetokunbo Abiola.

As Malaysia tightens detention operations, Rohingya genocide survivors are being driven into hiding, treated as criminals rather than protected as refugees. Report by Rohim Ullah.

Ireland’s new president Catherine Connolly, a socialist independent with a record of principled dissent at home and abroad, has united a fractured left and unsettled the political establishment.

As Canada criminalizes Indigenous land defence in the name of growth and trade, hard-won rights are being quietly rolled back. Report by Changiz M Varzi.

Hurricane Melissa spared Haiti a direct hit, but in a country hollowed out by gang rule and state collapse, even a glancing blow proved deadly. Report by Harold Isaac.