Articles by Chris Brazier

Mariama’s sons are all trying to make their way in the wider world. But how do you explain to Africans that the rich world is now...

Chris Brazier discusses the emergence of 'world writing' with Elleke Boehmer of Oxford University.

Chris Brazier interviews Elleke Boehmer, Professor of World Literature in English at Oxford University.

One of the most salutary lessons I have learned is to value water as the greatest of gifts, writes Chris Brazier about his time...

Part three of Chris Brazier's blog series from Burkina Faso, making his fourth trip to the country since 1985.

Chris Brazier continues this blog series about his return to the country. This is part two.

Chris Brazier recalls the night he flew into the midst of a revolution and discovered he had made a serious error.

Turkey’s president exploits the recent attempted coup against him to crack down on opponents. Chris Brazier reports.

In a landmark moment, a group of leading construction firms apologized to workers for having blacklisted them, Chris Brazier...

The integrity of individuals should not be questioned if they do not sing the national anthem, argues Chris Brazier.

Haifa Fragments is a novel published by New Internationalist. In this video Chris Brazier explains how the book navigates...