When the mining company Energy Transition Minerals (ETM) announced it would take Greenland to court for a whopping 76 billion Danish kroner (US$11.15 billion) in damages – equivalent to …

A s dawn breaks over the mountainous terrain of Haiti, the smell of roasting coffee mixes with the morning mist, and the soft chatter of early risers fills the air. Peasants tend to their crops in the …

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 …

Pollution is inescapable. It’s in our air, our waterways and even our food chain. We speak to communities on the frontlines of pollution crises and investigate the hidden, invisible sources …

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 …

2018年9月18日 · According to a World Bank survey, 40 per cent of those who join rebel groups do so because of a lack of economic opportunities.Relative poverty is just as important, with more …

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 …

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 …

Whether audio-visual experimental groups, decorated ‘world music’ acts, or straight-forward cultural criticism, New Internationalist’s music section looks at the intersection of music, …

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 …