Chris Coltrane is unimpressed with Britain’s Racist Vans.
Internationalism is about justice – and the World Cup too
The international development agenda needs to be reclaimed as a struggle for global justice argues Jean Grugel.
Who are the Roma people?
To counter some of the recent accusatory news coverage, Philip Brown shares a few facts.
NGOs must give up power
Aid organizations need to relinquish the clout that comes with money and bureaucracy, argues Oxfam’s Ben Phillips.
What exactly are drone strikes trying to achieve?
US politicians who order strikes in Pakistan are adding to terror, not fighting against it, writes Mari Marcel Thekaekara.
The wrong kind of solidarity
If you erase power and class, you are left with a cosmopolitan elite lecturing on ‘global society’, says Nick Dearden.
What kind of peace?
The legacy of Oslo has left Palestinians distinctly underwhelmed by the current peace talks. Ella David reports.
Magazine
What kind of peace?
The legacy of Oslo has left Palestinians distinctly underwhelmed by the current peace talks. Ella David reports.
- Ella David
- Issue 466
- 23 Oct 2013
- 3
Burma's bloodthirsty monks
Brennan O’Connor meets the activists who are challenging a violent Buddhist minority intent on persecuting Muslims.
- Brennan O'Connor
- Issue 466
- 21 Oct 2013
- 1
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
- 10
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
Blogs
Don’t underestimate working people’s solidarity
Don Flynn remembers when ordinary people refused to be divided into nationalistic tribes.
PODCAST: giving austerity the boot
In this month’s Climate Radio, Phil England and guests discuss the IPCC report, divestment and the global recession.
- Phil England
- 30 Oct 2013
- 1
Victory for education in the Caribbean
Campaigners are celebrating a tax justice win in the Dominican Republic, says Sophie Richmond.
- Sophie Richmond
- 29 Oct 2013
- 0
Internationalism is about justice – and the World Cup too
The international development agenda needs to be reclaimed as a struggle for global justice argues Jean Grugel.
- Jean Grugel
- 29 Oct 2013
- 0
Who are the Roma people?
To counter some of the recent accusatory news coverage, Philip Brown shares a few facts.
- Philip Brown
- 28 Oct 2013
- 0
NGOs must give up power
Aid organizations need to relinquish the clout that comes with money and bureaucracy, argues Oxfam’s Ben Phillips.
- Ben Phillips
- 25 Oct 2013
- 2
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