- 1minutetochangetheworld by Some great campaigning climate change videos.
- Stop press: competition winner announced! by Richard Howlett
- New books, New directions by Charlie Harvey Last Saturday evening in a pub in Westminster a crowd gathered for the launch of two vital new NI books: No-Nonsense Guide to Global Finance and People First Economics.
- Don't write off the sick! by Hernán P. Nadal Chagas disease sufferers are still neglected, a hundred years after the illness was discovered.
- Tobin or not Tobin by David Ransom Why Put People First should claim some credit for Gordon Brown’s conversion.
- Science sceptics by Zoe Cormier Climate change deniers will likely be given more air time in the run-up to Copenhagen, detracting attention from the real issues at stake.
- Hounded out of a job by Hernán P. Nadal Drug traffickers threaten journalists in Guatemala.
- NI in the news by Hadani Ditmars Co-editor Hadani Ditmars has been spreading the word about NI…
- Get ready to counter the G20! by Vanessa Baird Forget the G20 - Help set a new agenda
- Colombia looks to Copenhagen by Hernán P. Nadal Indigenous peoples make their voices heard on climate change.
- Woman at the wheel by Sulakshana Gupta Freetown’s only female taxi driver defies gender stereotypes.
- Coal scoop! First interview with activist inside coal power station by Jess Worth Protesters have just occupied my local power station
- A passion for life by Hernán P. Nadal 13 HIV-positive Latin-American stories seek to inform and address AIDS-related stigma.
- Banish the flip-flop! by Sokari Ekine Plastic shoes are lethal - for those making them as well as for those wearing them, and even after they've been discarded.
- Ending female genital mutilation (Part II) by Sulakshana Gupta Using financial inducements to stop circumcisions.
- Adam Smith and other ghosts by David Ransom The invisible hand in the till.
- Sfiha and gingerbread vs. monoculture and extremism by Hadani Ditmars A West Coast tale of togetherness.
- It's Facebook Friday - gear up to win The Bittersweet World of Chocolate book! by Simon Loffler Attention, chocolate aficionados! Time to make your Friday a little bit sweeter by winning “The Bittersweet World of Chocolate” book from New Internationalist’s online shop.
- Up close and personal with BP's boss by Jess Worth Last night, I had a half hour tete-a-tete with the head of BP UK
- The true cost of your call by Sokari Ekine Workers in the DRC are being exploited in the mining of cassiterite, a vital component in laptops and mobile phones.
- Media moves by Hernán P. Nadal Argentina has passed a new broadcast media law to replace the one brought in during the dictatorship.
- First Kingsnorth, then Heathrow, now...er...Dong?! by Jess Worth With three wins in less than a week, UK climate campaigners are experiencing unfamiliar sensations
- Theatre of the absurd by Azad Essa Obama beats Superman to Nobel Peace Prize.
- Ending female genital mutilation (Part 1) by Sulakshana Gupta Initiators agree to stop circumcising underage girls in Sierra Leone.
- Nefarious Nestlé by Sokari Ekine Buying milk from the Mugabes is just the latest in a decades-long list of wrongdoing.
- It's Friday - ready to win a No Nonsense Guide to World Food? by Simon Loffler The fool-proof way to having a fantastic Friday? Win something that helps both you and your kitchen
- The Austerity Stakes by David Ransom The Tories in Britain say we’re all in the Age of Austerity together
- Coal Comfort by Jess Worth Climate activists are celebrating as plans to build a coal power station in the UK are scuppered.
- C words: join the conversation by Richard Howlett Artists continue to play their part in social change
- Iran protests: spreading amongst 'working-class lads' by Nasrin Alavi A recent football match provided the opportunity for fans to vent anti-Ahmadinejad feelings.
