The legacy of Oslo has left Palestinians distinctly underwhelmed by the current peace talks. Ella David reports.
We are all internationalists now
Simon Reid-Henry makes the case for why we need to think outside the borders of the nation state, today more than ever.
Burma's bloodthirsty monks
Brennan O’Connor meets the activists who are challenging a violent Bhuddist minority intent on persecuting Muslims.
Righting the wrongs of life on the street
We need to serve the needs of marginalized children and invest in their future, says Ellis Tsang.
Gay rights are not in competition with religious freedom
Adam Long argues that there is no room in a democracy for one set of rights to infringe on another.
Britain's bedroom tax shame
Patrick Thompson says that the coalition government is denying vulnerable groups a basic human right.
Magazine
Burma's bloodthirsty monks
Brennan O’Connor meets the activists who are challenging a violent Bhuddist minority intent on persecuting Muslims.
- Brennan O'Connor
- Issue 466
- 21 Oct 2013
- 0
PHOTO ESSAY: For Eritrean migrants, there is more dignity in death
Tim Baster and Isabelle Merminod capture the painful goodbyes of the survivors of the recent Lampedusa tragedy and the victims’ families.
- Isabelle Merminod
- Web
- 18 Oct 2013
- 6
Stepping up for Syrian refugees
Jordanian translator Maha Alasil is going to extraordinary lengths to help, reports Nigel Wilson.
- Nigel Wilson
- Issue 466
- 15 Oct 2013
- 0
Rise of the killer robots!
Nathalie Olah reports on the alarming development of autonomous weapons.
- Nathalie Olah
- Issue 466
- 11 Oct 2013
- 1
Mining interests trump local democracy in Greece
But a wave of social unrest may derail the government’s economic agenda, says Jen Wilton.
- Jen Wilton
- Web
- 9 Oct 2013
- 1
'We aren't victims in Mali'
Singer-songwriter Rokia Traoré talks to Graeme Green about being an ‘Afro-progressive’ and how politics informs her music.
- Graeme Green
- Issue 466
- 7 Oct 2013
- 0
Blogs
Recipe of the week - Belgian Beer Stew
Free weekly recipe from The Small Planet Vegetarian Cookbook.
- Troth Wells
- 24 Oct 2013
- 0
Why the problem of Bangladesh isn't solved yet
The people who make our clothes are economic prisoners, says Yang Sophorn.
- Labour Behind The Label
- 24 Oct 2013
- 0
Google’s T's & C's are harder to understand than War and Peace
Laura Hood investigates Literatin, the plug-in that rates written material based on its ‘gobbledygook’ score.
- Laura Hood
- 23 Oct 2013
- 0
We are all internationalists now
Simon Reid-Henry makes the case for why we need to think outside the borders of the nation state, today more than ever.
- Simon Reid-Henry
- 23 Oct 2013
- 0
Stop the foreclosures: Main Street takes on Wall Street
Samir Jeraj talks to a Californian mayor who is helping her constituents stay in their homes.
- Samir Jeraj
- 21 Oct 2013
- 0
Ancient knowledge could overhaul India’s health system
Mari Marcel Thekaekara argues that we can all improve our wellbeing through traditional medicine and by slowing down.
- Mari Marcel Thekaekara
- 18 Oct 2013
- 8
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