People are not dying of HIV and TB because there is no cure but because medicine can be stubbornly inflexible, explains Anna Hughes.

We are the 99 per cent – but so are the residents of a Chinese village who are protesting against land-grabbing. So let’s show our support to them, too, says Beth Tichborne.

EU ministers must follow the UN and abolish this flawed initiative.

Iraq is planning to close the camp at the end of 2011 – but the fate of its inhabitants is far from secure.

Chris Brazier reports on the European Parliament’s decision to cancel its fishing deal with Morocco.

The shock of budget cuts has inspired folk across Britain to take to the streets. Tim Gee meets some of them.

New Internationalist editor Hazel Healy talks to OccupyLSX about food speculation and how the banks are causing millions to go hungry.

A message to the younger generation, in the wake of COP17 in Durban, from Paul Downton, who has been monitoring climate change for more than 30 years.

In his final missive from COP17 climate talks, Nnimmo Bassey lays into a polluters’ deal that spells catastrophe for the world’s poorest.

Student attempts to occupy Manila may have been thwarted – but the protests will continue, says Iris Gonzales.

Denise Ward discovers that the symbolic imagery of foxhunting veils a dark reality of traumatized victims, masked gangs, coercion and deception.