Lydia James talks to Brazilian fisher and human rights defender Alexandre Anderson de Souza.
Britain’s train industry has gone off the rails
But there is an alternative that puts people before profit and politics, says Lydia James.
India takes on the World Trade Organization
The world’s largest democracy has come under criticism for blocking reforms that will only help the rich. Jemma Williams writes.
Fishing for justice in Brazil
Lydia James talks to Brazilian fisher and human rights defender Alexandre Anderson de Souza.
The Spanish town where people come before profit
Marinaleda is more than a communal experiment, say Jen Wilton and Liam Barrington-Bush. It’s an alternative way of life born out of necessity.
Where faith meets an open mind
Joe Ware on discussing ‘the greens and the gays’ at British Christian arts festival Greenbelt.
Is 53 seconds long enough to gather my soul?
Rana Mourtaja, 17, writes about staying alive in the Gaza Strip.
America’s deadliest export
Oliver Williams decries the rise in obesity in poorer countries increasingly linked to US junk-food consumption.
What lies behind Europe’s murky oil deals with Azerbaijan?
EU politicians’ vested interests in the resource-rich country are supporting the regime’s suppression of human rights. Molly Scott Cato writes.
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The Spanish town where people come before profit
Jen Wilton and Liam Barrington-Bush explore Marinaleda, Spain’s communist utopia.
- Jen Wilton
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- 28 Aug 2014
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Is 53 seconds long enough to gather my soul?
Rana Mourtaja, 17, writes about staying alive in the Gaza Strip on Day 50 of Israel’s offensive.
- Rana Mourtaja
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- 26 Aug 2014
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Would Scottish independence be good for radical politics?
Read what writer and activist Adam Ramsay and professor and author Jim Gallagher think - then join the debate.
- New Internationalist Editorial
- Issue 475
- 21 Aug 2014
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Tinariwen's desert blues
Eyadou Ag Leche tells Graeme Green about his hopes for an autonomous Tuareg territory.
- Graeme Green
- Issue 474
- 19 Aug 2014
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The price of gold
Critic of the Canadian mining industry, Alain Deneault, talks to Richard Swift about the destructive nature of this sector.
- Richard Swift
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- 18 Aug 2014
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Autocracy or brave solution? Rwanda country profile
Ben Shepherd compares two starkly contrasting visions of Rwanda 20 years after the genocide.
- Ben shepherd
- Issue 474
- 15 Aug 2014
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Blogs
Governments may be silent on Israeli terror, but we will not stand by
John Newsham looks at the growing boycott, divest and sanctions movement in Bradford and beyond.
- John Newsham
- 29 Aug 2014
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Britain’s train industry has gone off the rails
But there is an alternative that puts people before profit and politics, says Lydia James.
- Lydia James
- 29 Aug 2014
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India takes on the World Trade Organization
The world’s largest democracy has come under criticism for blocking reforms that will only help the rich. Jemma Williams writes.
- Jemma Williams
- 29 Aug 2014
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Angry Pakistanis take to the streets amid vote-rigging claims
But Syed Hamad Ali wonders whether they are ready to call their leaders to account.
- Syed Hamad Ali
- 27 Aug 2014
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Where faith meets an open mind
Joe Ware on discussing ‘the greens and the gays’ at British Christian arts festival Greenbelt.
PODCAST: Western banks and the ascent of tax evasion
This month, Naomi Fowler explains how Western banks are facilitating financial crime…
- Naomi Fowler
- 26 Aug 2014
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