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Cognac and horse sweat Illustration by Sarah John

Cognac and horse sweat

In the name of research, Maria Golia meets a man with an unusual mission.

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Recipe of the Week: Tamia/Falafel (Sudan)

Recipe of the Week: Tamia/Falafel (Sudan)

Week 7: You'll love this vegetarian staple recipe from Sudan. Chickpeas, coriander, sesame, garlic... who doesn't love a good falafel?

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Kondh tribal women listen to a speech by Congress Party leader Rahul Gandhi on the day the government said no to Vedanta. Biswaranjan Rout/AP/Press Association Images

Vedanta undermined!

Victory for the hill tribes of India in a David and Goliath battle.

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There may be trouble ahead… President Obama in pensive mood. Ron Sachs / ABACA USA / Empics Entertainment

We need to bust the pendulum, not see how it swings!

Our new columnist Mark Engler considers the impact of the US midterm elections.

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Household smoke, here from a traditional Indian chullha, ranks as the fourth biggest health risk in poor countries. Bikas Das/AP/Press Association Images

Cleaner cooking in India

A new stove that cuts down on fuel eases pressure on the environment.

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There’s a hole in my cabbage...

... but better imperfect vegetables than using pesticides, reckons Anna Weston.

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Osmani Simanca

Osmani Simanca

Open Window - In collaboration with the
VJ Movement – an international network of video journalists and cartoonists – this slot will feature a different cartoonist from around the world each month.

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John Giles / Press Association Images

Humans vs. Nature

Dinyar Godrej on the need for reconnection.

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The Third World

The Third World

Big Bad World cartoon by Polyp.

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Gunsa and fungal gold. These nomads from central Tibet sell the yarsagumba fungus, prized for its aphrodisiac properties, to Chinese traders in Lhasa.

Fungus to die for

A brutal murder in the high Himalayas is covered up by a whole village. Jamie James sets out on a quest for the precious aphrodisiac at the heart of the crime – and to meet the men responsible. Photographs by Thomas Kelly.

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Creative commons: a beautiful mural greets visitors to the eco-village.

Community occupies land near to Heathrow

In the shadow of the flight path, activists are transforming a wasteland into a vibrant eco-village.

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Interview with Robert Fisk: we preach democracy yet befriend dictators Robert Fisk

Interview with Robert Fisk: we preach democracy yet befriend dictators

We only have ourselves to blame for the Middle East's cynicism, says Robert Fisk.

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Cognac and horse sweat

In the name of research, Maria Golia meets a man with an unusual mission.

Maria Golia November, 2010 437 Preview
Recipe of the Week: Tamia/Falafel (Sudan)

Week 7: You'll love this vegetarian staple recipe from Sudan. Chickpeas, coriander, sesame, garlic... who doesn't love a good falafel?

Troth Wells November, 2010 437 Preview
Vedanta undermined!

Victory for the hill tribes of India in a David and Goliath battle.

Mari Marcel Thekaekara November, 2010 437 Preview
We need to bust the pendulum, not see how it swings!

Our new columnist Mark Engler considers the impact of the US midterm elections.

Mark Engler November, 2010 437 Preview
The Rough Guide to the Music of Afghanistan

By Various Artists

Louise Gray November, 2010 437 Preview
Oi! A Nova Musica Brasileira!

By Various Artists

Louise Gray November, 2010 437 Preview
Cleaner cooking in India

A new stove that cuts down on fuel eases pressure on the environment.

Sanjukta Moorthy November, 2010 437 Preview
There’s a hole in my cabbage...

... but better imperfect vegetables than using pesticides, reckons Anna Weston.

Anna Weston November, 2010 437 Preview
International finance

Only Planet by Marc Roberts

Marc Roberts November, 2010 437 Preview
Osmani Simanca

Open Window - In collaboration with the
VJ Movement – an international network of video journalists and cartoonists – this slot will feature a different cartoonist from around the world each month.

Osmani Simanca November, 2010 437 Preview
Humans vs. Nature

Dinyar Godrej on the need for reconnection.

Dinyar Godrej November, 2010 437 Preview
The Third World

Big Bad World cartoon by Polyp.

PJ Polyp November, 2010 437 Preview
Fungus to die for

A brutal murder in the high Himalayas is covered up by a whole village. Jamie James sets out on a quest for the precious aphrodisiac at the heart of the crime – and to meet the men responsible. Photographs by Thomas Kelly.

Jamie James November, 2010 437 Preview
Community occupies land near to Heathrow

In the shadow of the flight path, activists are transforming a wasteland into a vibrant eco-village.

Russ McPherson November, 2010 437 Preview
Interview with Robert Fisk: we preach democracy yet befriend dictators

We only have ourselves to blame for the Middle East's cynicism, says Robert Fisk.

Robert Fisk October, 2010 436 Preview