THE BIG STORY
A time of monsters　The global far right is on the march. But what is the new far right today? How did we get here? And what can we do about it?
‘No-one can make it alone’　Working-class communities fighting hunger through mutual aid in Argentina.
Orban’s secret weapon The shadowy adviser working behind the scenes to export Orbanism beyond Hungary.
They’re coming for the trade unionists Anti-fascism is rooted in the history of America’s labour movement. Kim Kelly calls for a revival of that tradition to fight Trumpism today.
Love against the mob Interfaith couples fighting for their right to love in the face of far-right extremists.
Snapshots of resistance How culture and conversation can counter hate around the world.
The stories we tell Tech oligarchs are colonizing and feeding off our imaginations. To defeat them we need to reclaim the power of fiction.

CURRENTS
Egypt’s unwanted Palestinian refugees
Deporting Afghans from Iran and Pakistan
Sacking Haiti’s garment workers
Britain’s incendiary investments in Mozambique
Xinjiang’s forced labourers
Sustaining Serbia’s protests
Kashmir: Entrenching occupation
Introducing: Zohran Mamdani
Chile’s leftist boost
An authoritarian turn in Tanzania

REGULARS
Letter from Addis Ababa The grit required and expected of women to make Ethiopia’s most popular dish.
Country Profile: Peru
The Interview British doctor Victoria Rose describes to Subi Shah the horrors of operating on victims of Israel’s relentless bombing of Gaza.
Southern Exposure Anwar Sadat Swaka captures resilience, creativity and humanity at Kibera Fashion Week.
Temperature Check At COP30 Indigenous people want a voice, not a photo op.
What if...We abolished the family? John Duncan imagines a world beyond the confines of the private family unit.
Agony Uncle As an old friend joins a right-wing political party, a reader asks for advice.

COMMENT
View from Africa what’s really behind the US-brokered peace deal between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Editorial: Where does it end? The British government’s proscription of Palestine Action endangers all our freedoms.
View from India The never-ending plight of Rohingya refugees in India.
View from Brazil After a case of mistaken identity, Leonardo Sakamoto’s experience of technological dystopia serves as a warning to journalists everywhere.

FEATURES
Who should pay for public services? Jason Hickel presents a better argument for taxing the rich.
The Long Read: Kneecap and the war on the Irish language The recent terror charges against the Irish hip-hop group shine a light on centuries of oppression and resistance.