Is South Sudan on the brink of famine? | Inside Story
A record seven million people in South Sudan are facing severe hunger, according to a…
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Iran renews nuclear deal ultimatum at Tajikistan summit
Iran’s president repeats warning that his country will continue to pull back from its nuclear…
Mexico real estate price hikes leave thousands displaced
Rising property values are changing the cultural landscape in parts of Mexico City. Each year,…
Hong Kong protests shaping history
It is not the first time protesters in Hong Kong have flexed their vocal muscle….
Sudan’s Omar al-Bashir to be referred to trial
Chief prosecutor says cases have been opened against 41 other members of Sudan’s former regime….
Modi's economic paradox: Strong growth, but where are the jobs? | Counting the Cost
India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi won a landslide election, but then the bad news started…
US-Iran debates: Fake writers and state-funded trolling | The Listening Post (Full)
On The Listening Post this week: Taxpayer-funded smears and a well-published but fake activist –…
Years of conflict in Iraq hit health services in Basra
Iraq’s vast oil wealth once paid for some of the best health services in the…
Nigeria land struggle: Farmers fight over resources
Competition for resources between farmers and cattle herders in sub-Saharan Africa is becoming deadlier. Hundreds…
'Work until you die, or die working': Workers strike in Brazil
Thousands protest against far-right President Jair Bolsonaro’s pension reforms proposal. Parts of Brazil came to…
'Ridiculous, dangerous': Iran denies US claims over Gulf tankers
Washington releases video it says shows Iranian soldiers removing unexploded mine from damaged tanker. It…
'Work until you die, or die working': Workers strike in Brazil
Parts of Brazil came to a standstill on Friday in the wake of a 24-hour…