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Issue 396 of New Internationalist

Reader-owned global journalism

December 2006

Corruption: can the rot be stopped?

Corruption

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Polyp's Big Bad World - December 2006

There is a suitably festive theme to *Polyp*'s December cartoon.

Plague Songs

Plague Songs by various artists

A visit to my hometown

A return to his hometown for a funeral brings *Ike Oguine* face to face with ancient ceremonies and certainties that make the...

Queer Noises: From the Closet to the Charts 1961-1978

Queer Noises: From the Closet to the Charts 1961-1978 by various artists
Robert Kocharian

Robert Kocharian

Armenian leader *Robert Kocharian* could give lessons in how to flirt with dictatorship but pull back just enough to maintain...
Costing climate change

Costing climate change

*George Monbiot* explains why action on climate change has to be driven by morality, not dollar estimates

Corruption around the world

Corruption around the world - the facts
Small-but-scary symbol sought

Small-but-scary symbol sought

Nanodoodle needed for nanotechnology
Bordering on ridiculous

Bordering on ridiculous

Plan to build fence along the US-Mexico border gets go-ahead
The language of the Middle East

The language of the Middle East

The language of the Middle East
More scary

More scary

Anti-corruption isn’t always what it says on the label. *Anna Winterbottom* sounds a note of caution.
Musharraf’s hidden war

Musharraf’s hidden war

A state of war in Balochistan

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