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What if... cities became car-free?

Vanessa Baird on how to turn a toxic bane into a liberating blessing.

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Agony Uncle

Should I call the cops if I witness a theft? Ethical and political dilemmas abound these days. Seems like we’re all in need of a New Internationalist perspective.

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Only Planet

Only Planet

Cartoon on Trump by Marc Roberts.

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Hall of infamy: Mohammed bin Zayed al Nahyan

Richard Swift on the notorious Emirati ruler, MBZ.

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 Photo: Derrick Ofosu Boateng

Southern exposure: Derrick Ofosu Boateng

Highlighting the work of artists and photographers from the Majority World.

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 Photo: Alessio Perrone

'Rebuilding' and social cleansing in Syria

Bashar al-Assad’s regime has laid out a blueprint for the reconstruction of Syria. But this rebuilding works towards a social-cleansing agenda, say Syrian architects and urban planners Hani Fakhani and Abou Zainedin. They spoke with Alessio Perrone.

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Temperature check

Six things you can do to protect the Amazon by Danny Chivers.

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Big Bad World

Big Bad World

Fight climate change by P J Polyp.

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Breaking waves

Breaking waves

The Sri Lankan war of 2009 marked the termination of a long and bitter fight for autonomy for the island’s Tamil community. Benjamin Dix and Lindsay Pollock tell the story of Vanni, the Tamil region on the island’s north.

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The debate: Is concern about population growth exaggerated?

What’s happening to human numbers – and what should happen – is a hot topic again. Mohan Rao and Sara Parkin go head to head.

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Photos, clockwise from top left: a rugby match between an invited World 15 team and Ikaletahi, the Tongan national team, in celebration of King George Tupou V’s coronation in 2006; graffiti on a burnt-out store after the riots in the capital Nuku’alofa in November 2006 – businesses that were foreign-owned or owned by the Tongan elite were targeted by rioters; a portrait of the former prime minister, ‘Akilisi Pohiva, who died in September 2019; women and children waiting for transport home after Sunday-morning church in Neiafu, the second-largest town in Tonga, on Vava’u island – the women are wearing black mourning clothes. Photo: Jocelyn Carlin/Panos

Country Profile: Tonga

The facts, figures and politics of Tonga.

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Open Window

Open Window

Electric Life by Gatis Sluka (Riga, Latvia).

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What if... cities became car-free?

Vanessa Baird on how to turn a toxic bane into a liberating blessing.

Vanessa Baird November, 2019 522 Buy
Agony Uncle

Should I call the cops if I witness a theft? Ethical and political dilemmas abound these days. Seems like we’re all in need of a New Internationalist perspective.

Agony Uncle November, 2019 522 Buy
Only Planet

Cartoon on Trump by Marc Roberts.

Marc Roberts November, 2019 522 Buy
Hall of infamy: Mohammed bin Zayed al Nahyan

Richard Swift on the notorious Emirati ruler, MBZ.

Richard Swift November, 2019 522 Buy
Thoughts from a Broad

Cartoon by Kate Evans.

Kate Evans November, 2019 522 Buy
Southern exposure: Derrick Ofosu Boateng

Highlighting the work of artists and photographers from the Majority World.

Derrick Ofosu Boateng November, 2019 522 Buy
'Rebuilding' and social cleansing in Syria

Bashar al-Assad’s regime has laid out a blueprint for the reconstruction of Syria. But this rebuilding works towards a social-cleansing agenda, say Syrian architects and urban planners Hani Fakhani and Abou Zainedin. They spoke with Alessio Perrone.

Alessio Perrone November, 2019 522 Buy
Temperature check

Six things you can do to protect the Amazon by Danny Chivers.

Danny Chivers November, 2019 522 Buy
Big Bad World

Fight climate change by P J Polyp.

P J Polyp November, 2019 522 Buy
Breaking waves

The Sri Lankan war of 2009 marked the termination of a long and bitter fight for autonomy for the island’s Tamil community. Benjamin Dix and Lindsay Pollock tell the story of Vanni, the Tamil region on the island’s north.

Benjamin Dix and Lindsay Pollock November, 2019 522 Buy
The debate: Is concern about population growth exaggerated?

What’s happening to human numbers – and what should happen – is a hot topic again. Mohan Rao and Sara Parkin go head to head.

Various Authors November, 2019 522 Buy
Country Profile: Tonga

The facts, figures and politics of Tonga.

Taina Kami Enoka November, 2019 522 Buy
Open Window

Electric Life by Gatis Sluka (Riga, Latvia).

Gatis Sluka November, 2019 522 Buy
Seriously?

Gateskeepers

November, 2019 522 Buy
Borderlines

Over the rainbow

November, 2019 522 Buy