The guerrillas are handing weapons over to the UN, but they are in fear. Thomas Mortensen reports from Urabá.

Rûwâhîne by Ifriqiyya Electrique; The Underside of Power by Algiers: our music reviews of the month.

Kim Jong-un’s headline grabbing aggressive irrationalism takes some beating (though he might have met his match in recent times…)

What is an internationalist to make of Donald J Trump’s vow to blow up the North American Free Trade Agreement? Mark Engler asks.

Britain’s largest festival about refugees and sanctuary is more relevant than ever, writes Lydia Noon.

The world will miss the lawyer and philantrophist who defended Mandela and was chair of Oxfam, writes Mari Marcel Thekaekara.

It’s against the Constitution, and means Norway will not respect the Paris Agreement, argues Tina Andersen Vågenes.

How H&M, Zara and Marks & Spencer are buying viscose from highly polluting factories in Asia. By Natasha Hurley.

The community behind the project provides a reason to be cheerful amidst the terrible news of the past few weeks, writes Mari Marcel Thekaekara.

Sandra Olsson examines the often overlooked role of female child soldiers and the difficulties endured at war and at home.