Interview – Dipali Anumol
Dipali Anumol explores the possibility of a more caring IR, sexual violence in India, and the relationship between feminist activism and care practices.
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Review – ‘Fragile States’ in an Unequal World
Despite the title, the book’s central theme focuses on narratives of state fragility, achieved through an innovative use of stories from those involved with the g7+.
Metgharabiin: Ramy Essam’s story of exile told through his music
Essam’s new album Metgharabiin (Outsiders) captures the struggles of Egypt’s activists, in prison, exile or silenced.
Malta is new Magaluf – I joined party where couples romp in club’s swimming pool & No1 drinking game is obscene
LYING underneath two girls, a wide-eyed young man gleefully laps vodka as it flows over their buttocks like a boozy waterfall.
When the stream slows, he gets up and licks the last drops from their bodies.
Olivia WestMalta has transformed from qua…
Interview – Christoph Vogel
Christoph Vogel discusses his recent book on conflict minerals in Eastern Congo, the campaign against unethical mining and the challenges of fieldwork in conflict zones.
Concern mounts in East Africa over halted Black Sea grain deal
Analysts say East Africa could experience food shortages due to complications from Russia exiting the grain initiative.
Lithuanian border towns grapple with threat of Russia-Ukraine war
Lithuanians in towns near Belarus feel unsafe despite authorities bolstering border security amid ongoing Ukraine war.
A silent emergency: The rise in suicides among UK doctors
Intense workloads, bullying, lack of support. Why are medics more likely to die by suicide than the general population?
How Afghan women secretly learn judo — over WhatsApp
A one-time Afghan national coach and his former student are training women in Afghanistan virtually from Norway.
Tunnels under Jenin camp: How Palestinian fighters fooled Israel
The tunnels were claimed to have been the first to ever be discovered under the Jenin refugee camp.