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Scratchy Lines - The Future Calls

Cartoon by Simon Kneebone.

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Letter from Bangui: The widening gulf

Are aid workers actually improving things in CAR? wonders Ruby Diamonde.

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The point of no return? Construction of the Xayaburi dam is well under way, despite fierce opposition. Photo: Tom Fawthrop

Mixed media: Music

Bloody Rain by Sarah-Jane Morris; The Island of Dr Electrico by The Bombay Royale.

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Article title	Description	Author	Published	Magazine	Link
Scratchy Lines - The Future Calls	Cartoon by Simon Kneebone.	Simon Kneebone	October, 2014	476	Buy
Letter from Bangui: The widening gulf	Are aid workers actually improving things in CAR? wonders Ruby Diamonde.	Ruby Diamonde	October, 2014	476	Buy
Madness on the Mekong	Tom Fawthrop reports from Southeast Asia, where a series of proposed dams could trigger a food crisis.	Tom Fawthrop	October, 2014	476	Buy
Future conditional	Expect the unexpected. Concluding thoughts - and a look ahead. Vanessa Baird contemplates the future of Cuba.	Vanessa Baird	October, 2014	476	Buy
'Our main crop is hope'	Meet Cuba's highly successful organic farmers. Why are they getting short shrift, when the country needs more homegrown food?	Vanessa Baird	October, 2014	476	Buy
Cuba's big bet	It sounds perverse, but in the shadow of the US embargo, Cuba is building a gigantic port and free trade zone... Vanessa Baird looks into the issue.	Vanessa Baird	October, 2014	476	Buy
'Sex is too important to me'	Vanessa Baird explores how life has changed for LGBT people.	Vanessa Baird	October, 2014	476	Buy
The 'shame' of pale and male	Sexism and racism get official recognition in Cuba. Vanessa Baird explores an issue that's long been kept silent.	Vanessa Baird	October, 2014	476	Buy
Making space	Cuba is inching towards a free media and political choice - or not. Vanessa Baird explores.	Vanessa Baird	October, 2014	476	Buy
Winners and losers	The streets are alive with micro-enterprise. Who benefits? asks Vanessa Baird.	Vanessa Baird	October, 2014	476	Buy
A new Cuba in the making	The communist island is opening up for business. Vanessa Baird begins an investigation into what's going on - and what it means.	Vanessa Baird	October, 2014	476	Buy
Also out there...			September, 2014	475	Buy
And finally... Josie Long	The comedian and activist has no time for monarchs, politicians or estate agents. But, as she tells Jo Lateu, positive people get her heart racing.	Jo Lateu	September, 2014	475	Buy
Mixed media: Books	S Street Rising by Ruben Castaneda; Nowhere People by Paulo Scott; How to be Alone by Sara Maitland; Adventures in the Anthropocene by Gaia Vince.	New Internationalist Editorial	September, 2014	475	Buy
Mixed media: Music	Bloody Rain by Sarah-Jane Morris; The Island of Dr Electrico by The Bombay Royale.	New Internationalist Editorial	September, 2014	475	Buy

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