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Mohamad Hafez

The Syrian-American architect and artist about the power of nostalgia and his lifelong homesickness for Syria.

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Universal, free access to electricity could be better for people and the planet. Nick Dowson explores how it...

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Musical traveller Kishon Khan talks to Subi Shah about the levelling...

Gisella Ligios

Gisella Ligios reports from Rojava on the threat of food and water insecurity, and its impact on farming...

As part of its investigation into firms cashing in on the energy crisis, Corporate Watch turns a critical...

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Alex Cobham envisions a global body to clamp down on tax dodging.

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Preeti Jha profiles the Southeast Asian nation, two years on from its military takeover.

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Like father, like son? The new Filipino president is the product of his parents’ politics – and the centre-left’s failure.

Protestors in Panama City  in July 2022 demand the government puts a  ceiling on the price of fuel, food and medicines. ERICK MARCISCANO/REUTERS/ALAMY

As the cost of living crisis becomes entrenched, Nick Dowson examines the scene of the crime, tracks down...

Artists and activists from BP or not BP? disrupt the BP Portrait Award in London, England, on 10 June 2019. MARK KERRISON/ALAMY

Danny Chivers shares some good news for the climate.

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Prices getting you down? Spare a thought for the rich, says Vanessa Baird – those booming profits won’t count...

Construction workers wait for a bus after a shift on Al-Adaid Street in West Bay. Doha, Qatar, February 1, 2014 Credit: Alex Sergeev

Our new columnist Rosebell Kagumire illustrates the dangers faced by migrant workers in the Gulf States. 

Prices of everyday essentials are spiralling around the world, increasing poverty as they leave wages behind. But misery for...

Dylan Sullivan and Jason Hickel investigate how neoliberal policies have led to the deaths...

Vanessa Baird traces how Peru’s political turmoil swiftly tipped into bloody state violence.

Women sift stones for building material at the abandoned slagheap of the Chinese-owned Luanshya Copper Mine, in Kitwe, Zambia. ​​​​​​​Credit: Joerg Boethling/Alamy 

Debt crises are back with a vengeance as the dollar goes from strength to strength and interest rates rise. As the...

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