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No friend of the poor? Mother Teresa once said they should ‘accept their lot’. AP Photo/Bikas Das

How Mother Teresa is torturing Kolkata

S Bedford exposes horrific negligence at a Missionaries of Charity centre in India – and asks when the order will be brought to book.

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A 10-step plan to end gold addiction

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Dazzle or bust: a billboard model for a jewellery shop advertises the buckling-under-gold bridal look aimed for the status conscious, while the street market outside bustles with more humdrum wares, in Chennai, India. Randy Olson/©National Geographic Image Collection /Alamy

Big Bad World - Recruitment drive

Cartoon by P J Polyp

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Community activist Rosa Sara Huamán Photo by Roxana Olivera

Would Scottish independence be good for radical politics?

Writer and activist Adam Ramsay and professor and author Jim Gallagher go head to head.

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Article title	Description	Author	Published	Magazine	Link
How Mother Teresa is torturing Kolkata	S Bedford exposes horrific negligence at a Missionaries of Charity centre in India – and asks when the order will be brought to book.		September, 2014	475	Buy
Bunker economics	Phillip Pilkington on the delusion of worshipping the gold standard.	Philip Pilkington	September, 2014	475	Buy
View from the ridge	Jewellery designer Jane Theobald's meditation on the true price of the shiny stuff.	Jane Theobald	September, 2014	475	Buy
A 10-step plan to end gold addiction		Richard Swift	September, 2014	475	Buy
A tale of two Indias	How sinking cash into gold is rocking the country's economy and deepening the wealth divide, by Jaideep Hardikar.	Jaideep Hardikar	September, 2014	475	Buy
The myth of ethical gold	Certification schemes notwithstanding, clean gold is a bit of a scam, says Stephanie Boyd.	Stephanie Boyd	September, 2014	475	Buy
Big Bad World - Recruitment drive	Cartoon by P J Polyp	P J Polyp	September, 2014	475	Buy
Churning up the cloud forest	Roxana Olivera on a Peruvian community's struggles to defend its rights against a mining corporation's dirty tricks.	Roxana Olivera	September, 2014	475	Buy
Buy a share in the fun		Chris Coltrane	September, 2014	475	Buy
Open Window: Pavel Constantin	Pavel Constantin from Romania with ‘Virtual World’.	Pavel Constantin	September, 2014	475	Buy
Country profile: Mauritania	Facts, figures and photos from Mauritania.	Robin Selly	September, 2014	475	Buy
Gold - the facts	Where does it come from? Who buys it? What do they do with it? What do they do with it? And the impacts of it.		September, 2014	475	Buy
Scratchy Lines - The News	Cartoon by Simon Kneebone.	Simon Kneebone	September, 2014	475	Buy
Time stops in Obo	Traumatized by the ravages of a violent militia, a town is still holding its breath. Ruby Diamonde visits.	Ruby Diamonde	September, 2014	475	Buy
Would Scottish independence be good for radical politics?	Writer and activist Adam Ramsay and professor and author Jim Gallagher go head to head.	New Internationalist Editorial	September, 2014	475	Buy

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