Current issue: March 2014

… Europe, Ukraine, the next chapter; the new populist far right; Turkey, Gulen reveals himself; post-Gezi writers speak out; market in natural disasters; secrecy in the name of US safety; Mexico’s left out in the cold; who pays for Amazon clean-up? Sahara, spoils of war; pay the world’s workers! spam, from Monty Python to global crime… and more…

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Ukraine beyond politics

by Emmanuel Dreyfus

The Ukraine parliament has promised elections, after the president was swept away in a brief burst of revolution in Kiev. Can the former opposition, including the far right, unite to form a viable future (...)

Shadows of a thug state

by Tom Engelhardt

The revelations of Edward Snowden, and the other leakers of US intelligence, have given Americans the illusion that they really know what their government is up to. They don’t. It’s far bigger, and far (...)

A trade agreement nobody should want

by Serge Halimi

Mexico’s terminal left  *

by Jean-François Boyer

A short history of spam

by Finn Brunton

Privatised catastrophe  *

by Razmig Keucheyan

Dirty water, dirtier practices  *

by Hernando Calvo Ospina

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Not your father’s far right * — Goodbye to the revolution * — Fish, phosphates and tomatoes * — Well covered * — Gülen steps out of the shadows * — Alternative Istanbul * — The working class does the job — Building for the masses * — Trek into a once settled valley *

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