Current issue: January 2012

… US, eyes to the right; Egypt, Salafists’ election gains; euro, end of the affair; global crisis, a threat to democracy? Latin America’s new Amazons; Mexico’s conservation concerns; Burma, on the move; India, support for Maoist rebels; world health, supplement on Aids, TB and malaria; education but no top jobs; lessons of Empire past… and more…

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Presidents who don’t preside

by Serge Halimi

European summits come and go and the White House and Congress bicker endlessly, to no effect. “The markets” are well aware of this, they see the elected representatives of the American people running round like headless chickens, at the mercy of forces they created but are now unable to control. Yet there will soon be presidential elections in the US, France, Russia and elsewhere. The media are (...)

Malaria, the year of hope

by Pauline Léna

South Africa gets to grips with AIDS

by André Clément

Burma returns to market

by Elizabeth Rush

Suez timeline  *

The single currency that was no such thing  *

by Antoine Schwartz

And also ...

Markets now rule the world * — Suez: revolution or Salafism? * — How empire ruled the world — India’s Naxalite showdown * — Defying the macho * — Mexico can’t see the wood for the trees — A war chest — Europe’s engagement — Finding a way to remobilise — Towards a world without HIV — Why not the fire this time? * — School limits — Songs of resistance * — Furore around a judgment

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