Current issue: June 2013

...Syria’s wars by proxy; behind Boston; Mali, an army that won’t fight; Egypt, the Brothers’ extreme capitalism; Bangladesh, the greed behind the Tazreen disaster; Brazil’s swelling backyard; Kenya’s three tribes; special report on our ageing population; supplement : the fight against AIDS, TB and malaria... sci-fi out of Africa... and more...

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Terrorists without a cause

by Murad Batal Al-Shishani

Scholars of terrorism have anticipated the next development: ‘lone wolf’ operators who solo, or in tiny closely linked units, attack with motives compounded of politics, religion and personal grievances. The Boston bombings in April were just such (...)

Reinforcing health systems

by Karl Blanchet

A global health strategy is necessary to end chronic diseases such as AIDS.

A tale of two fires

by Olivier Cyran

The Millennium health challenges

by Philippe Rekacewicz

To innovate is to fight

by Pascal Canfin

Making history together

by Mark R Dybul

Extreme capitalism of the Muslim Brothers

by Gilbert Achcar

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A word in your ear — Syria: proxy theatre of war — Mali ungarrisoned — Bangladesh’s exploitation economy — Brazil looms larger — Kenya’s three tribes — Village of age — Japan’s silver Eldorado — Germany outsources elder care — We come from the future — Francophone Africa fights AIDS — DRC’s battle against mosquitoes

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