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ON THE NI SITE

A Short History of Burma
A short history of Burma.

From a scorched land

Divorcing the US
Shane Bauer went to Pine Ridge to find out why some Native Americans have ripped up the treaties and declared an independent country – Lakotah.

Garden furniture for Europeans

Venturing Into The Impossible

China Panic
It’s official – according to new NI columnist Anna Chen– 2008 isn’t just the Year of the Rat and the Beijing Olympics. It’s also China Panic Year.

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FROM THE ARCHIVES

Breathless in Beijing
Sam Geall reports on broken promises at the Olympics.

The triumph of triviality
Our culture’s tolerance for seriousness has never been lower, argues John F Schumaker.

Kabul lives
A photographic tribute to a city that has plumbed the depths.

Edible Earth
In search of bright ideas, David Ransom begins by learning some very basic lessons about how to design a more sustainable, permanent culture.

The privatization of Patagonia
Rich foreign investors are buying up huge areas of Argentina’s southern wilderness. Tomás Bril Mascarenhas exposes the new conservation conquistadores.