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🚨 Our Autumn 2025 issue is out today! It's all about the battle over space, and how it affects us all.

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Look up! New Humanist's Autumn 2025 issue on the battle for space is out now
How the battle over space affects all of us
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"Behind every grim headline, there are poets scribbling in cafés, kids giggling in schoolyards, and grandmothers cracking bawdy jokes" newhumanist.org.uk/articles/645...
My boho, muffin-making Iranian dad
What you might be misunderstanding about Iranians
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At 8:15am on the morning of 6 August 1945, 600 metres above what is now a 7-Eleven convenience store in central Hiroshima, the world changed forever
Nuclear choices
In an age of conflict and climate change, we must listen to the people of Fukushima and Hiroshima
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"For too long, the story of the Labour movement’s organisational, intellectual and ethical origins has over-emphasised the religious contribution, sidelining a powerful and persistent current of secular, rationalist and humanist thought"
The secular soul of the Labour Party
Former Labour leader Lord Kinnock is calling on the party to reclaim its humanist principles
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For @newhumanist.bsky.social, reviewed two superb - if very different - war memoirs: Artem Chapeye's "Ordinary People Don't Carry Machine Guns" and Owain Mulligan's "The Accidental Soldier". Both absolutely recommended. newhumanist.org.uk/articles/6465
Life on the frontlines
Two memoirs, from Basra and Ukraine, chronicle the lives of ordinary men pulled into war
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We need to act to protect space from becoming a site of warfare and commercial competition.

Five experts share their thoughts on how we can do that:
Five voices on space and society
How can we protect space so that it benefits all of humanity? We asked five experts for their perspectives
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As the number of atomic bomb survivors dwindles, their descendants have begun to assume the responsibility of showing the horrors of nuclear warfare.

We need to listen to their voices
Nuclear choices
In an age of conflict and climate change, we must listen to the people of Fukushima and Hiroshima
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A fascinating piece of reportage from Japan on the nuclear choices all countries must make
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@dominicmhinde.bsky.social travels to Japan to uncover what its experience of two very different nuclear disasters can teach us in an age of conflict and climate change
Nuclear choices
In an age of conflict and climate change, we must listen to the people of Fukushima and Hiroshima
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I interviewed an expert on space warfare. We need more public awareness he says, “it’s a democratic issue”
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@dominicmhinde.bsky.social travels to Japan to uncover what its experience of two very different nuclear disasters can teach us in an age of conflict and climate change
Nuclear choices
In an age of conflict and climate change, we must listen to the people of Fukushima and Hiroshima
newhumanist.org.uk