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Deadly precedent

Deadly precedent

As Kyrgyzstan flirts with restoring the death penalty, activists warn that political expediency is trumping justice – and setting a perilous precedent for rights across the region. Report by Gabriella Jozwiak.

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Up in arms

Up in arms

As Poland hosts a major arms fair, critics warn Europe is profiting from weapons marketed as "battle-tested" on the bodies of Gaza’s civilians. Report by Alma Selvaggia Rinaldi.

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A group of cattle raiders in Karamoja, Uganda. Photo: Francesco Torri

Raiding returns

As Uganda approaches the 2026 presidential elections, old patterns of armed violence and cattle raiding are resurfacing in northern Karamoja. Report by Francesco Torri.

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Protesters opposing a spree of violent immigration raids are pushed back by police outside a border force facility in Chicago, US, on 3 October 2025. Photo: Chris Riha/Zuma Press Wire/Alamy

Fear and loathing

As Trump’s deportation drive turns Chicago’s streets into hunting grounds, immigrant communities and their neighbours are banding together. Decca Muldowney reports.

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A Palestinian walks through the ruins of a building damaged by an Israeli strike the day before, in Gaza City, 20 November 2025. The ceasefire supposedly took effect on 10 October, but has been routinely ignored by Israel. Photo: Jehad Alshrafi/Associated Press

Neocolonialism in Gaza

Palestinian futures are being decided for them yet again as they are dispossessed by the new Trump Plan, argues Yara Hawari. When will Palestinians be free of repackaged colonialism?

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Members of OMIAASEC, the Asháninka Indigenous organization in the Peruvian Amazon, co-lead the Basic Income Pilot alongside Cool Earth. Photo: Ricardo Mendoza/Cool Earth

No strings attached

Can giving people money with no conditions really help solve the climate crisis and even reduce violence? Graeme Green speaks to those who think it can.

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A waste processing facility at the nickel processing complex operated by Indonesia Weda Bay Industrial Park (IWIP) in Central Halmahera, North Maluku, Indonesia, on 14 August 2024. Photo: Garry Lotulung

The cost of the nickel rush

As the world rushes towards ‘green’ technology, Indonesia’s nickel-rich Halmahera island is being torn apart. Neelanjana Rai explores the impacts on Indigenous communities and the land.

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Leader of North Korea, Kim Jong Un, on an inspection visit to what his government says is an institute of nuclear weapons and a facility for nuclear materials at a secret location in North Korea. Provided by the North Korean government in 2024. Photo: Associated Press

Security or death

As the US clutches on to world dominance, common security for all nations is the only solution to the threat of nuclear war, argues Dae-Han Song.

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A view over the buildings and works of a uranium mine in South Africa, 1952. Uranium would have been a valuable part of the country’s nuclear weapons programme. Photo: Allan Cash Picture Library

Disarmament dividend

South Africa is the only country to develop its own nuclear weapons – and then dismantle them. Robin E Möser explores what can be learned from apartheid’s atomic secret.

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Protesters tug at the fence at RAF Greenham Common in 1983. Cruise missiles were removed from Greenham Common in 1991 which was a big win for the movement. Photo: PA Images

Thatcher’s secret war on peace

At the height of the Cold War the British state launched a sprawling surveillance campaign against the peace movement. Bethany Rielly tells the extraordinary story.

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Dispatches from the frontlines

Dispatches from the frontlines

There are some serious social and environmental justice concerns associated with the production, testing and maintenance of nuclear weapons – and communities who pay the price.

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A view of French nuclear test site at In Ekker, southern Algeria, on 25 February 2010. People in the area are still dealing with the radioactive contamination. Photo: Zohra Bensemra/Reuters

Open wounds

The legacy of French nuclear weapons testing still blights lives in the Algerian Sahara. Tenere Majhoul reports on the fight for justice.

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WTF are nuclear weapons?

WTF are nuclear weapons?

Nuclear weapons and nuclear energy share a common ancestry. Here’s how the nuclear story goes, from mining to meltdowns and everything in between.

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Nuclear weapons - The Facts

Nuclear weapons - The Facts

Who has what? Nukenomics, toxic testing, and atomic opinions.

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Deadly precedent

As Kyrgyzstan flirts with restoring the death penalty, activists warn that political expediency is trumping justice – and setting a perilous precedent for rights across the region. Report by Gabriella Jozwiak.

Gabriella Jozwiak January, 2026 559 Buy
Up in arms

As Poland hosts a major arms fair, critics warn Europe is profiting from weapons marketed as "battle-tested" on the bodies of Gaza’s civilians. Report by Alma Selvaggia Rinaldi.

Alma Selvaggia Rinaldi January, 2026 559 Buy
Briefly

January, 2026 559 Buy
Raiding returns

As Uganda approaches the 2026 presidential elections, old patterns of armed violence and cattle raiding are resurfacing in northern Karamoja. Report by Francesco Torri.

Francesco Torri January, 2026 559 Buy
Fear and loathing

As Trump’s deportation drive turns Chicago’s streets into hunting grounds, immigrant communities and their neighbours are banding together. Decca Muldowney reports.

Decca Muldowney January, 2026 559 Buy
Neocolonialism in Gaza

Palestinian futures are being decided for them yet again as they are dispossessed by the new Trump Plan, argues Yara Hawari. When will Palestinians be free of repackaged colonialism?

Yara Hawari January, 2026 559 Buy
No strings attached

Can giving people money with no conditions really help solve the climate crisis and even reduce violence? Graeme Green speaks to those who think it can.

Graeme Green January, 2026 559 Buy
The cost of the nickel rush

As the world rushes towards ‘green’ technology, Indonesia’s nickel-rich Halmahera island is being torn apart. Neelanjana Rai explores the impacts on Indigenous communities and the land.

Neelanjana Rai January, 2026 559 Buy
Security or death

As the US clutches on to world dominance, common security for all nations is the only solution to the threat of nuclear war, argues Dae-Han Song.

Dae-Han Song January, 2026 559 Buy
Disarmament dividend

South Africa is the only country to develop its own nuclear weapons – and then dismantle them. Robin E Möser explores what can be learned from apartheid’s atomic secret.

Robin E Möser January, 2026 559 Buy
Thatcher’s secret war on peace

At the height of the Cold War the British state launched a sprawling surveillance campaign against the peace movement. Bethany Rielly tells the extraordinary story.

Bethany Rielly January, 2026 559 Buy
Dispatches from the frontlines

There are some serious social and environmental justice concerns associated with the production, testing and maintenance of nuclear weapons – and communities who pay the price.

Amy Hall and Tauseef Ahmad and Sajid Raina January, 2026 559 Buy
Open wounds

The legacy of French nuclear weapons testing still blights lives in the Algerian Sahara. Tenere Majhoul reports on the fight for justice.

Tenere Majhoul January, 2026 559 Buy
WTF are nuclear weapons?

Nuclear weapons and nuclear energy share a common ancestry. Here’s how the nuclear story goes, from mining to meltdowns and everything in between.

January, 2026 559 Buy
Nuclear weapons - The Facts

Who has what? Nukenomics, toxic testing, and atomic opinions.

January, 2026 559 Buy