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It is no surprise that our coverage of the ongoing genocide in Gaza, be it the repression of international solidarity movements or the complicity of foreign governments, continued to dominate our most-read charts this year.The call for justice in Palestine has spread throughout society, and pockets of resistance are popping up across sectors and institutions – for more on this, make sure to ...

Award-winning independent journalism since 1973. Bringing you the stories and voices that the mainstream ignores, and analysis of urgent global issues.

From artificial intelligence to cutting-edge medical treatments, science and technology are almost incomprehensibly influential on human existence. Within this section, you will find our reporting on internationally deployed spyware and digital surveillance and how social media, and tech platforms, are impacting democracy. We also ask questions about the …

What technologies will help us to reduce emissions and build more equitable societies? In this section, New Internationalist takes an in-depth look at the tech that promises to produce our energy, reduce our carbon emissions, renew our environments, and stimulate further growth in green sectors. We receive the promises of green technology with a careful eye for greenwashing - …

Linguistic diversity has often been a lens for discussions about minority and indigenous rights. By looking at language preservation and policy, and the role of language in social justice movements, we endeavour to touch on how it shapes identity and struggles for power.

How Haiti became the 'poster child' for reparations. As Haiti once again makes global news headlines for all the wrong reasons, we sat down with independent journalist Harold Isaac to better understand how the country’s complex history contributed to today's crisis.

As well as interviews with fascinating and principled authors, here readers will find sharp and economical reviews from our regular columnists who weigh up the publishing world’s latest releases – in both fiction and non-fiction – giving extra attention to imprints from independent publishers, books in translation and the Global South.

The region of North America should not be taken as a synonym for the United States. Spanning Canada and, depending on your perspective, Greenland, this is a vast area inhabited by disparate populations. We cover Indigenous culture and critically analyse the region’s political challenges while highlighting those working to build a better world.

Welcome to our section on militaries. Here you’ll find stories exploring the militarization of society, exclusive investigations into hidden crimes by soldiers and comment pieces questioning the very existence of armed forces. Our coverage challenges the push by global leaders for military expansion and funelling more funds into ‘defence’ budgets – …