Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
Geopolitics
Havana feels the heat
Cuba's leaders may fear American power, but blackouts, shortages and economic collapse pose a more immediate threat
Who pays for the green future?
The G7's critical minerals push promises a cleaner world, but the communities living above those minerals have heard this before
Tim Marshall on why blocking the Strait of Hormuz makes food more expensive
When the Strait of Hormuz is disrupted, the shock travels from Gulf shipping lanes to European farms – and then to supermarket shelves
How war language dehumanises people and justifies violence
From the trenches of the First World War to the skies over Tehran, racialised slurs have helped cast enemies as less than human
The future already exists
The warning lights are flashing, but the building blocks of a different civilisation already exist – and they work
The missing piece in conflict resolution
Peace talks often focus on power and borders, but Yemen shows how environmental pressures can both fuel conflict and help build peace, argues Michael Keating
UK backs new declaration that could weaken migrant protections
New declaration signed on Friday could facilitate some migrant deportations, including to 'return hubs' in other countries
How climate extremes rewrite geopolitical power
A warming Pacific exposes the fragile fault lines of a divided world, Doug Specht argues
Hungary after Orbán: can democracy really be rebuilt?
Doug Specht on how dismantling the political, legal and media machinery of illiberalism will be far harder than winning a vote
Naqoura: a town the world keeps erasing
As entire neighbourhoods are flattened in southern Lebanon, the border town of Naqoura becomes the latest place where history, geography and war collide
Eight million people marched. Did anyone notice?
Doug Specht considers how a millions-strong protest in the US can remain relatively unnoticed by mainstream media
Kharg Island: the small but vitally important piece of land powering Iran’s oil
A tiny five-mile-long strip of land has up to 90 per cent of Iran's oil pumping through it – here's why it's so important
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