Latest issue: March-April 2021
Latest issue: March-April 2021
Propaganda and media expert Peter Pomerantsev on tackling disinformation and the power of the digital platforms.
Rebel chefs are on a mission to decolonize diets across sub-Saharan Africa. Kareem Arthur goes in search of new ingredients.
Lawyers are drafting a legal definition of ecocide which could lead to prosecutions at the International Criminal Court. Anthony Langat explores how this could impact environmental justice struggles in Kenya and beyond.
Michael Fakhri, the UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food, has a bold vision for a trade system that reflects how people actually eat.
Having blocked proposals from Global South countries to suspend intellectual property on Covid-19 vaccines, the UK is now on the receiving end of global vaccine politics, writes Nick Dearden.
Small farmers, social movements and human rights are being elbowed out, says Kirtana Chandrasekaran.
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Nikki van der Gaag remembers the history of race and representation discussions in the development sector...
Carole Concha Bell speaks to defiant protesters who have been met with violence and intimidation ahead of...
Nick Dowson explores options for monitoring people in the interest of public health while respecting their...
Endtimes for Big Oil. Danny Chivers and Jess Worth have some good news from the frontlines...
Economies in a tailspin will need a different vision to steady them, believes Dinyar Godrej.
Abandoned by the state, self-organized health workers in Kenya are absorbing the brunt of the pandemic, writes ...
As the World Bank and IMF sound the alarm on debts driven sky high by Covid-19 in some of the world’s poorest nations,...
Joylean M Baro on how Zimbabwean doctors on the frontlines of Covid-19 care have been...
Carole Concha Bell on how projectionists have been censored for criticizing the Chilean government’s...
Amy Hall gives a rundown of some of the companies and industries who have ramped up their ruinous...
QAnon has a lot to learn from Brazil, writes Leonardo Sakamoto.
