New Internationalist

War and Peace

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‘Nothing has changed in Egypt’

A special report from Tahrir Square on the violence of the last few days, and how Egypt has been let down by its new leaders.

Filed in: Activism Egypt Military Politics

Our pal, Qadafi, or: a lesson in hypocrisy

The British government may have condemned him in the end, but only after years of supplying him with weapons, writes Nicholas Gilby.

Filed in: Arms Libya

Killing Gaddafi: the death of legal justice

First it was Saddam, then bin Laden and now Gaddafi. The West gets its man but loses its humanity, says Felicity Arbuthnot.

Filed in: Conflict Libya Military Politics UN United States Violence

The DSEi arms fair: merchants of death go shopping

From 13 to 16 September some 25,000 delegates will visit Britain’s largest arms fair. It’s a big, and decidedly dirty, business.

Filed in: Arms

How foreign policy blunders helped create the famine in Somalia

Playing politics with aid has laid the foundations for the world’s worst humanitarian disaster, says Mark Bradbury.

Filed in: Conflict Development Hunger Politics Somalia

Peacekeeping forces fail to protect Congolese

As the LRA terrorizes the DRC, the UN’s mandate expires

Filed in: Conflict Congo, Democratic Republic of UN

Holidays in Rwanda

Ten years after fleeing his home country, Jean Kayigamba makes an emotional return.

Filed in: Rwanda Violence

Ramzan Kadyrov

A profile of the President of Chechnya.

Filed in: Chechnya Conflict Russia

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As I walked out...

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

Filed in: Conflict Israel Palestine

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