The World Today Now masculinity is in crisis Jackson Katz introduces our investigation into how men are adapting to a changing role
The World Today Lakhdar Brahimi The UN and Arab League’s troubleshooter in Syria tells Alan Philps how the curtain fell on America’s moment in the Middle East
The World Today Trump’s angry white men Michael Kimmel looks at the plight of those who have lost out in America’s gender war
The World Today What will Britain’s role be now? Simon Fraser on how the UK can exert influence outside the EU
The World Today Betrayed voters are hungry for real change Richard Lapper charts Latin America’s disillusion with corruption and economic malaise as elections loom
The World Today MENA men under pressure Shereen El Feki on why the modern world is tough for the Middle Eastern male
The World Today Masculinity in crisis This was a year dominated by women speaking out against sexual harassment and assault by powerful men, especially in the media and entertainment industries. In this issue we look at the other side of this coin: the angry men who feel they have lost their moorings as the feminist tide has risen.
The World Today Loosening the male stiff upper lip Men’s reluctance to discuss feelings can be overcome, says John Barry
The World Today Gamble by the Kurds Saad Aldouri and Renad Mansour on how a referendum over independence backfired
The World Today Q&A with Sanj Srikanthan The Executive Director for Europe at the International Rescue Committee discusses how Europe can get a grip on the migrant crisis
The World Today Putin's big match special Roman Osharov assesses the challenges Russia faces in hosting the World Cup
The World Today Benazir’s last rally Isambard Wilkinson on the assassination of Pakistan’s first daughter, December 27, 2007
The World Today How orphanages in Uganda profit from children’s misery Foreign volunteers are boosting an industry that sees the young and vulnerable as valuable assets. Helen Nianias explains how attitudes are changing
The World Today Power puts on a fresher face Catherine Fieschi asks if the new kids on the block are a force for good
The World Today Alexandra Boulton A student of Chinese witnesses the surreal as she acts as sports translator
The World Today Horns of a dilemma Nina Black on a critique of efforts to counter the trade in wild animals
The World Today A people’s view of the Holy Land Greg Shapland appreciates a balanced portrayal of a Middle East hotspot
The World Today Mikheil Saakashvili, would-be liberator of Ukraine The former president of Georgia has turned himself into an opposition firebrand in Ukraine. Here are five facts about him
