Weekly Briefing
By Staff blogger - 15 July 1:14
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The NS Interview: Jane Goodall, primatologist
By Alyssa McDonald - 09 July 8:57

“My mother never laughed at my dream of Africa”

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The high cost of sporting glory
By Stefan Szymanski - 05 July 9:33

Events such as the World Cup and the Olympics are not the economic juggernauts that their promoters

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Liam Fox insists we cannot abandon Afghanistan
By New Statesman - 01 July 9:58

The defence secretary says that to leave early would be to betray the sacrifices of our fallen soldi

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Weekly Briefing
By Staff blogger - 01 July 8:08
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The high cost of neoliberalism
By Noam Chomsky - 28 June 9:08

Financial liberalisation undermines democracy, handing power to a “virtual senate” that acts on beha

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Weekly Briefing
By Staff blogger - 24 June 7:30
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The NS Interview: Nassim Nicholas Taleb
By Mehdi Hasan - 18 June 9:03

“Cameron is extraordinary. He’s the only thing we have left”

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Weekly Briefing
By Staff blogger - 17 June 8:12
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Weekly Briefing
By Staff blogger - 10 June 2:17
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Why I’ll be cheering on England this year
By Gary Younge - 08 June 9:09

For Gary Younge, as a young black boy in 1970s Hertfordshire, English patriotism was inextricably bo

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The way to lie about another war
By John Pilger - 03 June 8:07

The CIA set a precedent with the Tonkin “incident”, sparking off the Vietnam war. Today, we see the

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Climate change denial: a history
By Naomi Oreskes and Erik Conway - 01 June 9:10

“Climategate” was the latest in a long line of baseless, right-wing attacks on scientists.

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Beyond the door marked “Austerity”
By Paul Mason - 21 May 9:08

Europe has become the weak link in the global economy. In the next phase of the world economic crisi

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Lean, green killing machines
By John Naish - 13 May 11:54

The race is on between China and the US to equip their forces with eco technologies – and China is w

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Warmongers of the world, unite
By John Pilger - 04 May 7:37

Is there any difference between Australia’s leaders and the three front-runners in Britain’s electio

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Weekly Briefing
By Staff blogger - 29 April 8:12
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Weekly Briefing
By Staff blogger - 22 April 8:06
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Give sport back to the fans
By John Pilger - 22 April 8:06

Rapacious business interests have made profit the new first principle of top-class sport. But all ov

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Weekly Briefing
By Staff blogger - 01 April 8:11
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World at war over water
By Alexander Bell - 28 March 10:16

The most bitter conflicts of the next 50 years won’t be over oil. The prize commodity of the future

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Obama and the age of permanent war
By John Pilger - 25 March 8:06

America has emerged from the era of outright aggression on the rest of the world and into the age of

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Weekly Briefing
By Staff blogger - 25 March 8:06
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Weekly Briefing
By Staff blogger - 18 March 8:11
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A weapon against half the world
By Julie Bindel - 05 March 10:20

To mark International Women’s Day on 8 March, Julie Bindel calls for a global movement against sexua

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The NS Interview: Dambisa Moyo, economist
By Sophie Elmhirst - 05 March 10:19

“People need jobs and investment. There is no magic trick”

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Good Idea: Hot data
By Alyssa McDonald - 01 March 8:57
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Weekly Briefing
By Staff blogger - 18 February 8:09
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Doing it for ourselves
By Salma Yaqoob - 15 February 9:15

Muslim women are talked about by others in the west as if they are powerless victims, in need of res

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Good Muslim, bad Muslim
By Tariq Ramadan - 12 February 10:26

Tariq Ramadan argues for a new understanding of what it means to be a “moderate” Muslim.

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