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Is Venezuela a glimpse of the future?
559 - January, 2026
Donald Trump’s military aggression in South America and the Caribbean is another chapter in a new age of impunity.
Biafra’s struggle
559 - January, 2026
As Nigeria cracks down on pro-Biafra protests, arrests and police violence are reviving a long-suppressed struggle over marginalization, memory and self-determination in the South East. Report by Adetokunbo Abiola.
Hiding to survive
559 - January, 2026
As Malaysia tightens detention operations, Rohingya genocide survivors are being driven into hiding, treated as criminals rather than protected as refugees. Report by Rohim Ullah.
Introducing... Catherine Connolly
559 - January, 2026
Ireland’s new president Catherine Connolly, a socialist independent with a record of principled dissent at home and abroad, has united a fractured left and unsettled the political establishment.
Rights reversed
559 - January, 2026
As Canada criminalizes Indigenous land defence in the name of growth and trade, hard-won rights are being quietly rolled back. Report by Changiz M Varzi.
Storms and siege
559 - January, 2026
Hurricane Melissa spared Haiti a direct hit, but in a country hollowed out by gang rule and state collapse, even a glancing blow proved deadly. Report by Harold Isaac.
Deadly precedent
559 - January, 2026
As Kyrgyzstan flirts with restoring the death penalty, activists warn that political expediency is trumping justice – and setting a perilous precedent for rights across the region. Report by Gabriella Jozwiak.
Up in arms
559 - January, 2026
As Poland hosts a major arms fair, critics warn Europe is profiting from weapons marketed as "battle-tested" on the bodies of Gaza’s civilians. Report by Alma Selvaggia Rinaldi.
Raiding returns
559 - January, 2026
As Uganda approaches the 2026 presidential elections, old patterns of armed violence and cattle raiding are resurfacing in northern Karamoja. Report by Francesco Torri.
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| Access for academics | Six decades of primary sources. |
January, 2026 | 559 | Buy | |
| Is Venezuela a glimpse of the future? | Donald Trump’s military aggression in South America and the Caribbean is another chapter in a new age of impunity. |
January, 2026 | 559 | Buy | |
| View from Brazil | Blood for votes, by Leonardo Sakamoto. |
Leonardo Sakamoto | January, 2026 | 559 | Buy |
| View from India | From autonomy to silence, by Tarushi Aswani. |
Tarushi Aswani | January, 2026 | 559 | Buy |
| View from Africa | What’s in a name? By Rosebell Kagumire. |
Rosebell Kagumire | January, 2026 | 559 | Buy |
| Reasons to be Cheerful | Healthy starts; Post office payout; The big red apple. |
Paula Lacey | January, 2026 | 559 | Buy |
| Biafra’s struggle | As Nigeria cracks down on pro-Biafra protests, arrests and police violence are reviving a long-suppressed struggle over marginalization, memory and self-determination in the South East. Report by Adetokunbo Abiola. |
Adetokunbo Abiola | January, 2026 | 559 | Buy |
| Hiding to survive | As Malaysia tightens detention operations, Rohingya genocide survivors are being driven into hiding, treated as criminals rather than protected as refugees. Report by Rohim Ullah. |
Rohim Ullah | January, 2026 | 559 | Buy |
| Introducing... Catherine Connolly | Ireland’s new president Catherine Connolly, a socialist independent with a record of principled dissent at home and abroad, has united a fractured left and unsettled the political establishment. |
Richard Swift | January, 2026 | 559 | Buy |
| Rights reversed | As Canada criminalizes Indigenous land defence in the name of growth and trade, hard-won rights are being quietly rolled back. Report by Changiz M Varzi. |
Changiz M Varzi | January, 2026 | 559 | Buy |
| Storms and siege | Hurricane Melissa spared Haiti a direct hit, but in a country hollowed out by gang rule and state collapse, even a glancing blow proved deadly. Report by Harold Isaac. |
Harold Isaac | January, 2026 | 559 | Buy |
| Deadly precedent | As Kyrgyzstan flirts with restoring the death penalty, activists warn that political expediency is trumping justice – and setting a perilous precedent for rights across the region. Report by Gabriella Jozwiak. |
Gabriella Jozwiak | January, 2026 | 559 | Buy |
| Up in arms | As Poland hosts a major arms fair, critics warn Europe is profiting from weapons marketed as "battle-tested" on the bodies of Gaza’s civilians. Report by Alma Selvaggia Rinaldi. |
Alma Selvaggia Rinaldi | January, 2026 | 559 | Buy |
| Briefly | January, 2026 | 559 | Buy | ||
| Raiding returns | As Uganda approaches the 2026 presidential elections, old patterns of armed violence and cattle raiding are resurfacing in northern Karamoja. Report by Francesco Torri. |
Francesco Torri | January, 2026 | 559 | Buy |
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