Crackdown in Cairo
Egyptian politics is heating up over Mubarak succession. Richard Swift reports. Continue reading »
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Travels in hyper-reality
A glitzy, gaudy world, built on oil and cheap migrant labour - Sokari Ekine is not impressed with Dubai. Continue reading »
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Paradise lost
Felicity Arbuthnot remembers a Baghdadi poet, artist and music lover whose home - and legacy - was destroyed in April. Continue reading »
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Gaza: invisible no longer
Israel’s recent outrage may prove a step too far, argues Richard Swift. Continue reading »
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An alternative life
A year ago, an eco-community took up residence on a derelict plot of land. Jack Laurenson discovers what happened. Continue reading »
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Afghanistan is a safe country...
... unless you are about to be deported back there from Britain, perhaps. Continue reading »
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Crackdown in Cairo
Egyptian politics heats up over Mubarak succession
David vs. Goliath
Judgment expected soon on historic environmental lawsuit
Logging off?
The fight is on to end illegal logging in the uniquely biodiverse ancient forests of Madagascar
Gone to bidder 70
Activist who scuppered oil and gas carve-up faces jail
War of the whales
Sea captain taken prisoner while attempting to stop Japanese whalers
The great urban juggernaut
India’s first ‘private city’ will do nothing to help the poor
A fishy business
European vessels fishing in Western Sahara’s rich waters are in violation of international law, according to the European Parliament’s own legal service.
An unfathomable future
Ugandans fight repressive anti-homosexuality bill
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Wayne Ellwood investigates the case of the missing bees.
To craft a new society
A divided society needs new answers and new identities, argues Yasmin Alibhai-Brown.
Emmanuel Jal
Emmanuel Jal, celebrity rapper and ex-child soldier, talks to Rowenna Davis about why he is championing African education.
From the edge
A gay Iraqi, a Jewish Iranian and a Saudi feminist tell their stories
Beyond security theatre
Expert Bruce Schneier argues for security measures that actually work instead of theatrics.
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