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The discontent voiced at last week’s general strike is being echoed across Europe, say Tim Baster and Isabelle Merminod.

Filed in: Economics Greece

City gardeners and construction developers may be strange bed-fellows – but it’s a promising union, writes Wayne Roberts.

Filed in: Cities Sustainability

Legal outcomes could ‘open the floodgates’ for companies to challenge generic drug production, keeping prices high, explains Nick Harvey.

Filed in: Health India Law Medicine

If you thought the global Occupy movement skipped over sub-Saharan Africa, you’d be wrong, as Joe Hani explains.

In direct response to increasing censorship, creative acts of resistance are springing up in Lebanon, says Giedre Steikunaite.

Filed in: Culture Lebanon

Amy Hall meets Filipino campaigner Lidy Nacpil, who shares her thoughts on floods, solidarity and ramming home the climate-change message.

Filed in: Climate Change Debt Philippines

The struggle of the indigenous Sahrawi people of Africa’s last colony is long - and largely ignored, writes filmmaker Dominic Brown.

Filed in: Indigenous Peoples Morocco Western Sahara

Paul Rogers says the growing influence of home-grown and foreign fundamentalists makes a negotiated settlement even more urgent.

Filed in: Conflict Syria

Eve McNamara from Ribble Estuary Against Fracking on creating a positive chain reaction in the struggle for environmental justice.

Filed in: Activism Environment Oil

On the International Day for the Disappeared, Tim Baster and Isabelle Merminod meet Turkish families still seeking justice for their missing loved ones.

Filed in: Human Rights Turkey

The award-winning author, poet and activist considers herself above all a daughter of the Earth, as she explains to Frank Barat.

Filed in: Culture Indigenous Peoples Women