Mark Engler reflects on how one man’s protest made waves around the US.
FiSahara: The world’s most remote film festival
The festival offers refugees and international guests excitement and windows into forgotten worlds, writes Stefan Simanowitz.
Say ‘no’ to lying, bullying and monopolising corporate media!
Rupert Murdoch is only part of the problem. Vanessa Baird reports from the Media Democracy Festival in London.
Fox in charge of the hen house
Tax authorities are complicit in their own undoing, writes Alain Deneault.
Tax cheating, easy living
Josh Eisen and Richard Swift tour the offshore world to find out why governments are drowning in debt.
Labour rights in the global electronics industry
In advance of International Human Rights Day, we shine a light on labour rights abuses in the global electronics industry.
The coming war on China
A major US military build-up is under way in Asia and the Pacific with the purpose of confronting China. John Pilger reports.
Top stories
FiSahara: the world's most remote film festival
The festival offers refugees and international guests excitement and windows into forgotten worlds, writes Stefan Simanowitz.
- Stefan Simanowitz
- Web
- 15 Dec 2016
Indigenous rights: Justin Trudeau’s elephant in the room
The Canadian PM had promised change to the treatment of First Nations, but Jasmine Andersson shows how hopes have been frustrated thus far.
- Jasmine Andersson
- Web
- 14 Dec 2016
A closer look at Brazil’s economy
As new president Michal Temer tries to fix the economy through austerity, Kimberley Brown interviews Brazilian political scientist Sergio Gregorio Baierle.
- Kimberley Brown
- Web
- 13 Dec 2016
Fox in charge of the hen house
Alain Deneault explains how states legalize tax fraud.
- Alain Deneault
- Issue 498
- 12 Dec 2016
Whose money is it anyway?
Dan Hind explodes the self-righteous excuses of tax cheats.
Tax avoidance: the damage done
Tax avoidance is anything but a victimless crime, with some of its most pernicious effects in the Global South, Stephanie Boyd shows.
- Stephanie Boyd
- Issue 498
- 9 Dec 2016
Blogs
Tigger Stack – a most extraordinary woman
We will mourn our loss of Tigger. But it’s her life we must celebrate, writes Mari Thekaekara.
- Mari Marcel Thekaekara
- 14 Dec 2016
The inextricable link between migration and sweatshops
The possibility of workers’ rights and climate justice movements responding together provides hope, writes Dalia Gebrial.
- Dalia Gebrial
- 13 Dec 2016
Let’s make platform capitalism more accountable
What do Google, Uber, and Facebook have in common? Mark Graham asks.
- Mark Graham
- 13 Dec 2016
Say ‘no’ to lying, bullying, criminal and monopolizing corporate media!
Rupert Murdoch is only part of the problem. Vanessa Baird reports from the Media Democracy Festival in London.
- Vanessa Baird
- 12 Dec 2016
Fracking giant fails to lock up a grandmother
Far from frightening off the campaigners by taking one of them to court, Cuadrilla has given them a boost, writes Jamie Kesley-Fry.
- Jamie Kelsey-Fry
- 12 Dec 2016
The dark side of Christmas: the impact on sweatshops
It’s not elves, but underpaid Chinese workers working around the clock that will enable you to unwrap your presents, writes Amoge Ukaegbu.
- Amoge Ukaegbu
- 8 Dec 2016
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