On 29 September, after a Houthi missile aimed at Tel Aviv was intercepted by Israeli air defence, Israeli fighter jets ...

Sophie Neiman reports from the Democratic Republic of Congo to shine a light on the neglected stories of women bearing the brunt of war. A transnational mining giant is trying to dig for lithium in ...

London Climate Action Week won’t be the launchpad for these mobilisations—but it can be a moment to regroup, refocus, and strengthen our resolve. As the week ends, the priority must be looking ahead: ...

March-April 2025 Dig, baby, dig! The race is on for critical minerals – to power the green energy transition and much more besides. High-consuming nations and mining interests are gearing up to make a ...

January-February 2025 Guns and power: The arms trade's threat to democracy While war means devastation for most, for the arms industry it means big profits. The trade in weaponry, military equipment ...

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May-June 2025 Disunited Nations: The UN at 80 Eighty years after its foundation, the United Nations is struggling to be heard. Devastating wars in Sudan, Palestine and Ukraine rage on – and the UN ...

Scrap the law! Resistance is growing and its base is broad. Across Peru the anti-forest law has been resoundingly rejected by indigenous peoples, bishops, technical experts, civil society groups, ...

March-April 2024 South Africa: 30 Years Later Thirty years on from the end of apartheid, South Africa is in the headlines for prosecuting Israel at the International Court of Justice. As elections ...

July-August 2023 Palestine: From occupation to uprising As Israel lurches towards fascism, Palestinians continue to struggle and innocent people are killed on a weekly basis by occupying forces.

The bronze statue of imperialist Cecil Rhodes is removed in Cape Town on 9 April 2015 as Rhodes Must Fall protesters film the event. DESMOND BOWLES/FLICKR I n 2015, the Rhodes Must Fall student ...