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Video: the rise of the far right

Video: the rise of the far right

Our June 2011 issue explores the rise of the Far Right in Europe, and the way its parties have entered the mainstream. This video shows the full extent of this phenomenon, covering countries from Austria to Switzerland.

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A stitch in time saves... Illustration: Sarah John

A stitch in time saves...

Maria Golia’s tailor has the currency markets stitched up.

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Carry on regardless: China is pushing ahead with its nuclear power programme, with 13 reactors in operation and 35 more, including this one in southeast Fujian province, under construction. Zhang bin fj / AP / Press Association Images

Is nuclear power necessary for a carbon-free future?

Environmentalists Chris Goodall and Jose Etcheverry argue for and against - plus your chance to join the debate.

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Camioneta, a public bus in Guatemala City.

Driving gangs off Guatemala's buses

A new public transport system is designed to halt the terrorizing of drivers and their passengers, but residents fear the state is powerless against criminal gangs.

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Sharing the bounty

Anna Weston discovers that urban landscapes can provide an abundance of free fruit.

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Protesters at an anti-nuclear rally in Tokyo, 27 March 2011. The signs read: ‘Change energy policy’ and ‘Do not sprinkle radioactive material’.
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Nuclear debate intensifies post-Fukushima

An item from the Agenda section of our magazine.

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Switching off denial: a guide

How do you respond to people in climate denial? Danny Chivers offers a step-by-step guide to rebutting the most common arguments against climate change.

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Class war Jason Scragz under a CC Licence

Class war

Are the rich winning the class war?

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A rooftop view Illustration: Sarah John

A rooftop view

After the euphoria, reality is beginning to bite, says Maria Golia.

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India Tariq Thekaekara

India

South Asia's giant, from the Country Profile series in our New Internationalist magazine.

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Warning: drink at your peril! Tap water drawn from aquifers that have been contaminated by fracking is so full of toxic chemicals that it can be set alight. www.gaslandthemovie.com

Fracking the world

Hydraulic fracturing, or ‘fracking’ – Big Oil’s newest way to extract natural gas from an exhausted planet – comes with a terrible environmental price tag. Joyce Nelson digs deeper.

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Neighbours but strangers: rich and poor usually know little of each other’s lives. IRRI Images / under CC Licence

How do the other four-fifths live?

Danny Dorling and Anna Barford consider the gaps that divide us.

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Ramzan Kadyrov AP Photo / Musa Sadulayev

Ramzan Kadyrov

A profile of the President of Chechnya.

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Monica Ali

Monica Ali

Award-winning author Monica Ali reveals why feminism and Princess Diana are on her mind just now.

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As I walked out... Idil Sukan

As I walked out...

Compulsive rambler Mark Thomas walks the line along the notorious Israeli Separation Barrier in an extract from his new book.

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Video: the rise of the far right

Our June 2011 issue explores the rise of the Far Right in Europe, and the way its parties have entered the mainstream. This video shows the full extent of this phenomenon, covering countries from Austria to Switzerland.

New Internationalist June, 2011 443 Preview
A stitch in time saves...

Maria Golia’s tailor has the currency markets stitched up.

Maria Golia June, 2011 443 Preview
Is nuclear power necessary for a carbon-free future?

Environmentalists Chris Goodall and Jose Etcheverry argue for and against - plus your chance to join the debate.

June, 2011 443 Preview
Driving gangs off Guatemala's buses

A new public transport system is designed to halt the terrorizing of drivers and their passengers, but residents fear the state is powerless against criminal gangs.

Anna-Claire Bevan June, 2011 443 Read
Sharing the bounty

Anna Weston discovers that urban landscapes can provide an abundance of free fruit.

Anna Weston May, 2011 442 Preview
Nuclear debate intensifies post-Fukushima

An item from the Agenda section of our magazine.

Tina Burrett May, 2011 442 Preview
Switching off denial: a guide

How do you respond to people in climate denial? Danny Chivers offers a step-by-step guide to rebutting the most common arguments against climate change.

Danny Chivers May, 2011 442 Preview
Class war

Are the rich winning the class war?

Mark Engler May, 2011 442 Preview
A rooftop view

After the euphoria, reality is beginning to bite, says Maria Golia.

Maria Golia May, 2011 442 Preview
India

South Asia's giant, from the Country Profile series in our New Internationalist magazine.

Mari Marcel Thekaekara May, 2011 442 Preview
Fracking the world

Hydraulic fracturing, or ‘fracking’ – Big Oil’s newest way to extract natural gas from an exhausted planet – comes with a terrible environmental price tag. Joyce Nelson digs deeper.

Joyce Nelson May, 2011 442 Preview
How do the other four-fifths live?

Danny Dorling and Anna Barford consider the gaps that divide us.

Danny Dorling May, 2011 442 Preview
Ramzan Kadyrov

A profile of the President of Chechnya.

May, 2011 442 Preview
Monica Ali

Award-winning author Monica Ali reveals why feminism and Princess Diana are on her mind just now.

Rowenna Davis May, 2011 442 Preview
As I walked out...

Compulsive rambler Mark Thomas walks the line along the notorious Israeli Separation Barrier in an extract from his new book.

Mark Thomas May, 2011 442 Preview