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Reclaiming Industrial Policy for the People : Civil Society's Role in Green Structural Transformation
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India, Israel, Palestine New equations demand new solidarities
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Cities Beyond Growth A Free Six-Week Online Course
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Exporting Borders Frontex and the Expansion of Fortress Europe in West Africa
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Palestine Liberation series
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In solidarity with the Palestinian people
Explore our content to learn, amplify, and take action for justice in Palestine.

Palestine Liberation series
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Framing Palestine Israel, the Gulf states, and American power in the Middle East
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The circus of academic complicity A tragicomic spectacle of evasion on the world stage of genocide
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India, Israel, Palestine New equations demand new solidarities
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Vietnam, Algeria, Palestine Passing on the torch of the anti-colonial struggle
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From Global Anti-Imperialism to the Dandelion Fighters China’s Solidarity with Palestine from 1950 to 2024
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Myanmar in Crisis: A Nation Trapped in a Disaster Loop
As Myanmar reels from yet another catastrophe, the military regime’s rare plea for international aid is met with deep skepticism. With over four million displaced, ongoing resistance, and relentless attacks on civilians, the people of Myanmar find themselves abandoned, left to survive on their own. Meanwhile, global powers weigh their interests, and the military continues its stranglehold on humanitarian relief.
What does this mean for Myanmar’s future? And is there any hope amid the chaos? Read the latest on Myanmar’s unfolding crisis.

Latest on Myanmar
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No Guns, No Glory: Why the Mon Are Losing Ground in Myanmar A Myanmar Commentary by Sike Chan*
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Karaoke Bars in Myanmar: Hubs of Injustice and Resilience A Myanmar Commentary by Kira
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Fear to Enjoy The Sufferings of the Peoples of Myanmar
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The Arakan Army's Struggle for Regional Sovereignty Imagining A New Future Union
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What Way Out Is Awaiting The Mon People In The Future?
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Transnational Institute
Putting ideas into movement since 1974
The Transnational Institute (TNI) is an international research and advocacy institute committed to building a just, democratic, and sustainable planet. For over 50 years, TNI has served as a unique nexus between social movements, engaged scholars, and policymakers.

Publications
All publicationsTNI has a proud history of being at the cutting edge of analysis, research and activism on critical global issues.
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Exporting Borders Frontex and the Expansion of Fortress Europe in West Africa
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NATO’S 3.5% Spending Goal Unsustainable on every count
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Fossil Water, ‘Renewables Capitalism’ Land, Groundwater, and Solar Power in Siwa Oasis, Egypt
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Toolkit: Disrupting Energy Corporations for the Liberation of Palestine Alliances, strategies and tactics grassroots movements can use to target Eni and Dana Petroleum towards a global energy embargo for Palestine
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Critical Raw Minerals in Morocco An opportunity for industrialisation or a geopolitical battlefield between China and the West?
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Ideas into Movement
50 years of striding for global peace, equity and democracy.

Podcasts
All PodcastsLet us introduce you to some of the fascinating people we work with to help you make sense of the world’s most complex challenges.
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A Fractured World Reflections on Power, Polarity and Polycrisis
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History in Action - Part 1 1970-1990 - A counter history by the Transnational Institute
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History in Action - Part 2 1990-2000 - A counter history by the Transnational Institute
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History in Action - Part 3 2000-2008 - A counter history by the Transnational Institute
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History in Action - Part 4 2008-2020 - A counter history by the Transnational Institute
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Longreads
All longreadsIn-depth analysis and essays on a variety of interesting topics.
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Writings on water democracy Public policies and community water management in Latin America
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Rooting Deeper Through Agroecology
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The UN Coca Leaf Review and Indigenous Peoples’ Rights: Can the WHO Meet the Moment? Coca Chronicles #5
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Dismantling Green Colonialism Against the “anti-imperialists par excellence”
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The False Dilemma Between Protectionism and Free Trade
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Achievements in 2024
For 50 years, TNI has worked to catalyse transformative change. In 2024, together with global allies, we demonstrated what real alternatives look like and how to achieve them.
Our energy democracy work is gaining ground, challenging green colonialism and unjust transitions. We helped advance a new vision for trade and investment justice through the 2024 Entebbe Declaration, and continue to push back against corporate-driven systems like the Energy Charter Treaty.
In a time of rising militarisation and digital capitalism, TNI is building bridges between struggles—from Palestine to Myanmar, from climate justice to AI governance. As we marked our 50th anniversary, we reaffirmed our commitment to internationalism and solidarity to shape a just, democratic and peaceful future.

Videos
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This will FOREVER change your views on Palestine and Climate Activism
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Arun Kundnani: Why Capitalism needs Racism to function
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Ecocide Explained: Israel's gruesome tactic to make Gaza uninhabitable
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Why is Palestine at the center of the climate and colonial struggle?
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