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 Illustration: Sarah John

A life cut short

The murder of Olympic athlete Rebecca Cheptegei has shone a spotlight on Uganda’s domestic abuse crisis. Sophie Neiman pays tribute to the determined runner.

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Letters

Letters

Praise, blame and all points in between? Give us your feedback.

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Palestinians are forced to move out of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip on 11 August 2024, following relentless Israeli bombing. Photo: Abaca Press/Alamy Stock Photo

Sanitizing genocide

Disaster appeals that airbrush Israel’s role in the Gaza genocide are not just offensive – they’re dangerous, argues Nick Dearden.

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View from Brazil

View from Brazil

Elon Musk’s walk of shame, by Leonardo Sakamoto.

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View from Africa

View from Africa

Left in Lebanon, by Rosebell Kagumire.

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View from India

View from India

Making AI work for women, by Nilanjana Bhowmick.

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 Illustration: Emma Peer

Reasons to be Cheerful

Egypt 1, Malaria 0; Union strong; Life in the deep.

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Justice at last?

Justice at last?

As Mauritius prepares to reclaim the Chagos Islands, displaced Chagossians demand recognition, reparations, and a voice in shaping their future, writes Lorraine Mallinder.

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Residents help the clean-up effort in Paiporta, Valencia, on 4 November 2024, a week after floods devastated the town. Photo: David Aparicio Fita/Zuma Press Wire/Alamy

‘Wasn’t me’

Valencia’s deadly floods expose a government scrambling for excuses amid warnings ignored and lives lost, writes Esperanza Escribano.

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Introducing... Anura Kumara Dissanayake

Introducing... Anura Kumara Dissanayake

Sri Lanka’s new president, riding a shift away from mainstream political parties.

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Two climate activists scaled Canada's Jacques Cartier Bridge on 22 October 2024, shutting down the major crossing for several hours. Photo: The Canadian Press/Alamy

Climate repression

Canada’s harsh crackdown on bridge-climbing activists exposes the growing criminalization of climate protests, writes Paula Lacey.

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Women exercise on the shore of Lake Balkhash, Kazakhstan, on 14 October 2024, as smoke belches from the Balkhash Copper Smelter factory. Photo: Omar Hamed Beato

Kazakhstan drying up

Kazakhstan’s Lake Balkhash faces extinction as climate change, overuse, and a proposed nuclear plant push it toward an Aral Sea-like collapse, writes Omar Hamed Beato.

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Palestine kicked out

Palestine kicked out

Israel intensifies deportations of international activists from the West Bank, aiming to isolate Palestinians amid escalating settler violence, writes Bethany Rielly.

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Medical apartheid

Medical apartheid

HIV prevention breakthrough lenacapavir sparks outrage as trial countries like Peru and Brazil are denied access to affordable generics, writes Sophie Cousins.

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Briefly

Briefly

Police and pensions; War war; Stuffed ballots?; NHS Vultures; Worrying welcome; Abu Ghraib win.

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A life cut short

The murder of Olympic athlete Rebecca Cheptegei has shone a spotlight on Uganda’s domestic abuse crisis. Sophie Neiman pays tribute to the determined runner.

Sophie Neiman January, 2025 553 Preview
Letters

Praise, blame and all points in between? Give us your feedback.

January, 2025 553 Read
Sanitizing genocide

Disaster appeals that airbrush Israel’s role in the Gaza genocide are not just offensive – they’re dangerous, argues Nick Dearden.

Nick Dearden January, 2025 553 Preview
View from Brazil

Elon Musk’s walk of shame, by Leonardo Sakamoto.

Leonardo Sakamoto January, 2025 553 Preview
View from Africa

Left in Lebanon, by Rosebell Kagumire.

Rosebell Kagumire January, 2025 553 Preview
View from India

Making AI work for women, by Nilanjana Bhowmick.

Nilanjana Bhowmick January, 2025 553 Preview
Reasons to be Cheerful

Egypt 1, Malaria 0; Union strong; Life in the deep.

Paula Lacey January, 2025 553 Preview
Justice at last?

As Mauritius prepares to reclaim the Chagos Islands, displaced Chagossians demand recognition, reparations, and a voice in shaping their future, writes Lorraine Mallinder.

Lorraine Mallinder January, 2025 553 Preview
‘Wasn’t me’

Valencia’s deadly floods expose a government scrambling for excuses amid warnings ignored and lives lost, writes Esperanza Escribano.

Esperanza Escribano January, 2025 553 Preview
Introducing... Anura Kumara Dissanayake

Sri Lanka’s new president, riding a shift away from mainstream political parties.

Richard Swift January, 2025 553 Preview
Climate repression

Canada’s harsh crackdown on bridge-climbing activists exposes the growing criminalization of climate protests, writes Paula Lacey.

Paula Lacey January, 2025 553 Preview
Kazakhstan drying up

Kazakhstan’s Lake Balkhash faces extinction as climate change, overuse, and a proposed nuclear plant push it toward an Aral Sea-like collapse, writes Omar Hamed Beato.

Omar Hamed Beato January, 2025 553 Preview
Palestine kicked out

Israel intensifies deportations of international activists from the West Bank, aiming to isolate Palestinians amid escalating settler violence, writes Bethany Rielly.

Bethany Rielly January, 2025 553 Preview
Medical apartheid

HIV prevention breakthrough lenacapavir sparks outrage as trial countries like Peru and Brazil are denied access to affordable generics, writes Sophie Cousins.

Sophie Cousins January, 2025 553 Preview
Briefly

Police and pensions; War war; Stuffed ballots?; NHS Vultures; Worrying welcome; Abu Ghraib win.

Nick Dowson January, 2025 553 Preview