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Where the debt-ridden and desperate come to heal from kidney donation surgery, by Subi Shah.

Peru is no stranger to the violent quelling of protest – but events of recent times have shocked the world with their brutality.

Report on Spain's democracy by Alessio Perrone.

Futura D’Aprile reports on the upcoming elections in Turkey.

There is a ‘new gun’ on the Republican far right.

Report on the landless workers’ movement in Brazil by Constance Malleret.

Around the world, people are chanting ‘Women, Life, Freedom’ in solidarity with the women’s uprising in Iran – dubbing it the ‘first feminist revolution in the world’. Not so, argues Rahila Gupta, as she examines its precursor: a Kurdish feminist revolution in Rojava.

In India, a Hindu supremacist government is intent on erasing the country’s Islamic history. Tarushi Aswani reports.

Faced with monumental change, we all tend to convince ourselves that our lives will continue unscathed. In the first of our new series, with picks from the New Internationalist archive, we go back to 1990 when Anuradha Vittachi explained why, in the case of climate change, denial – that basic human trait – could bring about our downfall.

Art does not simply reflect the world – but frames and shapes our future. A meditation by the Raqs Media Collective.

Wales is pioneering a law supposed to ensure that public organizations protect future generations, as well as the living. Rebecca Wilks explores the results so far.

Nick Dowson looks to the future of democracy – and considers how we can make it our own.

The ghost of Dinyar Godrej looks back from 2073 to see how personal revolutions built a society that is truly social.

Could a Kenyan court case point the way towards a more just tax system? Amy Hall investigates.

Fungi have been touted as an alternative to plastics – but it’s dangerous to see them solely as a product, argues Emma McKeever.