November 2001's Issue
Twin Terrors: The world holds its breathEvery month, we put up a selection of articles from the magazine. To enjoy the complete magazine, subscribe and receive three free issues and a world map. Or buy a digital subscription which gives you unlimited access to all magazines since 2007 and for a year after purchase on your computer or mobile device, in their original full-colour design.
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The real Afghanis
In one of the last reports to reach the outside world from inside Afghanistan, Dominic Nutt listens to the people who hunger and thirst beneath threatening skies.
- Dominic Nutt
- 1 Nov 2001
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The world holds its breath
The New Internationalist responds to the horror of the attacks on New York and Washington – and to the looming threat of war.
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- 1 Nov 2001
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The street-smart poor
The people have been left out of the political equation by the military dictatorship – a bad mistake, according to Aasim Sajjad Akhtar and Ali Qadir.
- Aasim Sajjad Akhtar and Ali Qadir
- 1 Nov 2001
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My father, the fundamentalist
Farooq Tariq revisits a familiar world that has changed beyond recognition.
- Farooq Tariq
- 1 Nov 2001
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The price of life
Sometimes, says Urvashi Butalia, the terrorist trail can lead to your own front door.
- Urvashi Butalia
- 1 Nov 2001
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The theatre of good & evil
In the Tragedy of Errors you can’t always tell the protagonists apart, says Eduardo Galeano.
- Eduardo Galeano
- 1 Nov 2001
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