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New Internationalist（ニューインターナショナリスト）英語版

2025年12月10日発売

目次: THE BIG STORY
The long war for meaning: Israel’s genocide may have destroyed Gaza’s physical landscape but it cannot extinguish the spirit of a people who have already mastered the art of survival and resistance
Genocide, unmasked: How the language of genocide has run through Zionism from its early leaders to today’s Israeli ministers
Ports of resistance: Italy is a top weapons supplier to Israel – but dockworkers and students are reviving traditions of solidarity to resist complicity
The genesis of Palestinian resistance: Key events in the Palestinian struggle for liberation (illustrated)
Life on the inside: Life and resistance behind bars in Israel’s occupation jails
Between the sword and the neck: Palestinian intellectual Ghassan Kanafani’s vision of the ‘combatant writer’ continues to inspire Palestinian struggle across generations.
From darkness into light: From South Africa to Palestine- the shared struggle against apartheid

CURRENTS
Darfur mountain refuge hit by landslides
Survival kit craze seizes Taiwan
Bolsonaro bagged – but for how long?
Manufactured thirst in South Africa
Moroccan feminist jailed
Argentinian hospital workers fight cuts
Gen-Z protests topple Nepal’s government
Introducing: Zarah Sultana
Zimbabwe’s rebel anthems co-opted by regime
India’s ‘illegal’ immigration raids

REGULARS
Letter from Addis
Southern Exposure: A shot of a miner doing the dirty work of digging the minerals that supply our devices – his face radiant with dignity and dust.
Country Profile: Indonesia
The Interview Scientist and activist Charlie Gardner speaks about why he risks arrest for the climate.
Temperature Check: The latest developments in global climate action
Hall of Infamy: Nayib Bukele El Salvador’s strongman
Agony Uncle: Should a young socialist turn down their inheritance? Our Agony Uncle advises.

COMMENT
View from India: Why India’s vote theft scandal risks undermining the world’s biggest democracy.
Editorial: Show us your shared values
View from Africa: When sexual violence is used against political opponents, it’s the state that should carry the shame
The Conspiracy Zone: Polyp’s satirical cartoon
View from Brazil: Trump’s tariffs are pushing Brazil closer to China

FEATURES
New beginning or a false dawn? The potential for Senegal’s pan-Africanist leaders to make meaningful change
The Long Read: Where is the left? If we want effective left-wing movements we need more physical organizing spaces, and fewer social media spats