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Agony Uncle

Ethical and political dilemmas abound these days. Seems like we’re all in need of a New Internationalist perspective. Enter stage: Agony Uncle.

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 Photo: Rahmat Alizadah

Southern Exposure: Rahmat Alizadah

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

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 Photo: Alex Ellinghausen/Fairfax Media

The Interview: Behrouz Boochani

The Kurdish-Iranian writer has been imprisoned on Manus Island – part of Australia’s notorious asylum detention network – since 2013. But that hasn’t stopped him from writing an award-winning book. Using WhatsApp, Husna Rizvi interviews Behrouz Boochani.

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The debate: is it time to quit social media?

It’s the place where you can find everything – from an academic painstakingly listing forgotten medieval words, to the rambling stream-of-consciousness of the US president. But with research showing links between its use and depression and loneliness, is it time we gave up on social media altogether?

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Cartoon History - Beyond Truth

The death of daredevil lawyer Digna Ochoa, a child of Veracruz.

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Photos, clockwise from top left: Children at the Deari elementary school in Keren; portrait of Meriem Mohammed Omer, a former practitioner of female genital mutilation who now advocates against the practice and is proud that all her granddaughters are uncut; Adanesh Gebrehiwo serves lunch to some of the 12 children living in a group home for orphans in Keren; a dry valley in the province of Anseba. Photo: GIACOMO PIROZZI/PANOS

Country profile: Eritrea

Eritrea, an abbreviation of Red Sea in Latin (Mare Erythraeum), was carved out of east Africa by the Italians.

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Open Window

Perilous journey by Shahram Rezaei (Iran).

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‘I march, you march… he leaves.’ An Algerian woman takes a stand against 82-year-old President Bouteflika. As a result of mass protests, Bouteflika has decided not to stand for a fifth term. Photo: Ryad Kramdi/AFP/Getty

Sign of the times

I march, you march… he leaves.

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Inequality Watch

Inequality Watch

Vietnamese garment workers vs top five clothes companies.

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Seriously?

Penal labour is still big bucks.

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What if... we regulated digital technology for the public good?

Jacob Ohrvik-Stott from Doteveryone on how to do it.

Jacob Ohrvik-Stott May, 2019 519 Buy
Agony Uncle

Ethical and political dilemmas abound these days. Seems like we’re all in need of a New Internationalist perspective. Enter stage: Agony Uncle.

Agony Uncle May, 2019 519 Buy
Big Bad World - Shaved-monkeys

Cartoon by P J Polyp.

P J Polyp May, 2019 519 Buy
Hall of Infamy: The Chakri Dynasty

Constitutional monarchs of Thailand.

New Internationalist Editorial May, 2019 519 Buy
Only Planet - No excuses

Cartoon by Marc Roberts.

Marc Roberts May, 2019 519 Buy
Southern Exposure: Rahmat Alizadah

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

Rahmat Alizadah May, 2019 519 Buy
The Interview: Behrouz Boochani

The Kurdish-Iranian writer has been imprisoned on Manus Island – part of Australia’s notorious asylum detention network – since 2013. But that hasn’t stopped him from writing an award-winning book. Using WhatsApp, Husna Rizvi interviews Behrouz Boochani.

Husna Rizvi May, 2019 519 Buy
Thoughts from a Broad

An attitude of mindlessness.

Kate Evans May, 2019 519 Buy
The debate: is it time to quit social media?

It’s the place where you can find everything – from an academic painstakingly listing forgotten medieval words, to the rambling stream-of-consciousness of the US president. But with research showing links between its use and depression and loneliness, is it time we gave up on social media altogether?

May, 2019 519 Buy
Cartoon History - Beyond Truth

The death of daredevil lawyer Digna Ochoa, a child of Veracruz.

ILYA May, 2019 519 Buy
Country profile: Eritrea

Eritrea, an abbreviation of Red Sea in Latin (Mare Erythraeum), was carved out of east Africa by the Italians.

Serge Merten May, 2019 519 Buy
Open Window

Perilous journey by Shahram Rezaei (Iran).

Shahram Rezaei May, 2019 519 Buy
Sign of the times

I march, you march… he leaves.

May, 2019 519 Buy
Inequality Watch

Vietnamese garment workers vs top five clothes companies.

May, 2019 519 Buy
Seriously?

Penal labour is still big bucks.

May, 2019 519 Buy