The World Today Surfing the global protest wave Economic inequality and social injustice have ignited a cycle of protests around the world as a new generation makes common cause to ensure their voice is being heard, writes Kevin Gillan
The World Today Nigeria: Young voices demand change Rinu Oduala on how police brutality in the country led to the birth of a movement that is spreading throughout the continent
The World Today United States: Crimes that built a nation CJ Hunt applauds the toppling of statues to slave owners and colonizers but wonders where our monumental reckoning will end
The World Today Latin America: Unleashing a feminist tsunami A mass protest movement denouncing the sexual repression of women has heralded a Feminist Spring in the region, write Paula Drumond and Tamya Rebelo
The World Today Hostage diplomacy: Call out the kidnapper states The husband of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe calls for new approaches to dealing with state-sponsored hostage-taking
The World Today Global Health: Prescription for a fairer world Covid has highlighted the need for the West to loosen its grip on global health resources, write Mishal Khan and Renzo Guinto
The World Today United States: New kids on the stump Millennials and Zoomers see a different world role for America and are starting to demand it, writes Daniel Strieff
The World Today Middle East: A drug addict in the family Helen Fitzwilliam describes an Iranian filmmaker’s quest to find his brother, the heroin addict
The World Today Putin’s problem children Russia’s leader faces a backlash from the generation that has lost out under his rule, writes Natia Seskuria
The World Today Youth 7: Targeting mental health Y7 leader Sophie Daud on how she got Boris Johnson to alter the G7 agenda
The World Today Copper can save Zambia Capitalizing on rising demand will have long-term benefits if handled properly, writes Kopo Mapila
The World Today Common Futures Conversations: Not just a voice, an input Leah de Haan on the need to give young people a role in the formation of policy
The World Today Satellites: Space, the final war zone Samantha Potter warns of the risks posed by an orbiting junk yard
The World Today Postcard from Lagos: Take the brake off start-ups Sudden moves by the government are stifling the entrepreneurial energy of young Nigerians, writes Emmanuel Adegboye
The World Today Date with history: Myspace is launched August 1, 2003: Paolo Gerbaudo on the pop platform that allowed online activism to take off
The World Today Q&A: People try to put us down Bobby Duffy says generations aren’t as different as we think
The World Today Review: You can’t say that Jo Glanville on the conflict between free speech and airing toxic views
The World Today Culture notes: Bad deal in the generation game Catherine Fieschi on moves to protect and empower the young
The World Today Migration: Portraits from a world that is on the move George Butler captures the many lives of refugees and migrants in vivid pen and ink drawings that tell the story of people on the long road to a better life
The World Today The World in Brief: European Court of Justice EU brings members into line over fundamental rights
The World Today Women in defence Lauren Cornwall on improving the gender balance in the military sector
The World Today Afghanistan: Money can be the milk of Taliban moderation Will the realities of needing a functioning economy to run Afghanistan effectively be enough to temper the worst of the Taliban’s policies?
The World Today Niger’s need to improve the education of girls As the replenishment of the Global Partnership for Education kicks off, the British ambassador to Niger writes about the country’s need to keep girls in school
The World Today In conflict-ridden CAR, act locally for smart peace Politicians in the Central African Republic must understand local dynamics if the national drive for harmony is to succeed
