The government is trying to ‘shut down’ the internet, but some of Addis Ababa’s young techies are one step ahead. Barney Cullum meets them.

In Italy, organic farmers are helping to keep pollinators – and crops – flourishing.

Overcrowding and violence between warring drug gangs have led to the deaths of over 130 prisoners this year, reports Ciara Long.

The website has a huge following in the US, but anti hate speech laws may hinder its German success, explains Gouri Sharma.

Is Benjamin Netanyahu using the destruction of Arab homes and villages as a distraction from corruption claims? Noreen Sadik reports.

News of squatters in a Russian oligarch’s London house gives Mari Marcel Thekaekara pause for thought.

Are we too scared to use the f-word? asks Vanessa Baird.

Global trade of this luxury commodity ignores the true human and environmental impact, writes Brototi Roy.

It is good that the toxic Trans Pacific Partnership is dead, but it is unions and campaigners we should thank, argues Nick Dearden.

The Tax Justice Network Taxcast takes on public procurement, Brexit threats, criminal dodges and tax evader crackdowns.