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Worldbeaters: Avigdor Lieberman

Israel’s defence minister is a political chameleon and lightning rod for controversy, among other things.

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Open Window: Buying weapons in the US

This month: Sherif Arafa from Egypt with ‘Buying weapons in the US’

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Top-ups for refugees in Europe

A Facebook group is harnessing the generosity of strangers to save lives and put separated families back in touch. Lydia Noon reports.

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Sun sets on Japanese media freedom

Conservative forces are on the rise in Japan, threatening its commitment to peace and democracy. Tina Burrett and Christopher Simons report.

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Domestic slavery persists in India

The system of slavery remains alive and well in India. Nimisha Jaiswal reports.

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A fisher surveys a coral reef near a small island in Papua New Guinea where reefs are doing better than expected thanks to local management. Photo: Tane Sinclair-Taylor

‘Bright spots’ show some reefs are thriving

Scientists have discovered sites where local communities are defying expectations of global reef degradation, Cristiana Moisescu writes.

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Grassroots growers in Venezuela

Three years of inflation and chronic shortages of basic foods have hit Venezuelans hard. Tamara Pearson reports.

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Afghanistan’s rebel verse

Poetry has traditionally been a powerful medium to comment on social and political life in Afghanistan, but it is now mostly for men, writes Ruchi Kumar.

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Worldbeaters: Avigdor Lieberman	Israel’s defence minister is a political chameleon and lightning rod for controversy, among other things.	New Internationalist Editorial	September, 2016	495	Buy
Open Window: Buying weapons in the US	This month: Sherif Arafa from Egypt with ‘Buying weapons in the US’	Sherif Arafa	September, 2016	495	Buy
#VetsVsHate – and Trump	The latest view from the U.S., by Mark Engler.	Mark Engler	September, 2016	495	Read
Country Profile: Uganda		Patience Akumu	September, 2016	495	Buy
Scratchy Lines - Trickle up	The latest cartoon by Simon Kneebone.	Simon Kneebone	September, 2016	495	Buy
Beirut, my city	Green shoots of hope spring up among the rubble of discontent, writes Reem Haddad.	Reem Haddad	September, 2016	495	Buy
Letters	Virtual profits, Tell it to my intestine, Real life, Uncommon language.		September, 2016	495	Read
Reasons to be cheerful	This month's collection of positive news by Kelsi Farrington.	Kelsi Farrington	September, 2016	495	Buy
Top-ups for refugees in Europe	A Facebook group is harnessing the generosity of strangers to save lives and put separated families back in touch. Lydia Noon reports.	Lydia Noon	September, 2016	495	Buy
Sun sets on Japanese media freedom	Conservative forces are on the rise in Japan, threatening its commitment to peace and democracy. Tina Burrett and Christopher Simons report.	Tina Burrett, Christopher Simons	September, 2016	495	Read
Domestic slavery persists in India	The system of slavery remains alive and well in India. Nimisha Jaiswal reports.	Nimisha Jaiswal	September, 2016	495	Buy
‘Bright spots’ show some reefs are thriving	Scientists have discovered sites where local communities are defying expectations of global reef degradation, Cristiana Moisescu writes.	Cristiana Moisescu	September, 2016	495	Buy
Grassroots growers in Venezuela	Three years of inflation and chronic shortages of basic foods have hit Venezuelans hard. Tamara Pearson reports.	Tamara Pearson	September, 2016	495	Buy
Introducing Virginia Raggi	The politician symbolizes a shot across the bow of Italy’s complacent political class, writes Richard Swift.	Richard Swift	September, 2016	495	Buy
Afghanistan’s rebel verse	Poetry has traditionally been a powerful medium to comment on social and political life in Afghanistan, but it is now mostly for men, writes Ruchi Kumar.	Ruchi Kumar	September, 2016	495	Read

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