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Human rights: Tham Yong survived the massacre in December 1948 when a patrol of British army soldiers came to her village in what was then Malaya and killed 24 villagers for being communist insurgents
Learning English: International charities are warning that global efforts to raise education outcomes are being held back by the widespread denial of schooling in children’s first languages
From the paper: In his Thailand diary, Duncan McCargo examines why ongoing insurgency issues in the south are under-reported despite alarming levels of bloodshed
Editors' blog: Guardian Weekly editor Natalie Bennett looks at how we prepared for the Copenhagen news storm, and took a deeper look at the strange "planet Dubai" – really another world
Editors' blog: This year, if you buy a gift subscription to the Guardian Weekly for a friend, you can choose a free Oxfam Unwrapped gift at the same time
Letter from: America. Guardian weekly reader Helena Smith joins the Second Line amid a ragtag of followers to enjoy the faded grandeur of a city that is still, in part, in ruins
Fragile planet: As the Copenhagen talks continue, we take a look at East Africa and farmer Utungo Mbitti, who says the rains have come too late to save his livestock
Science: High above the Namibian savannah, scientists are using giant telescopes to find gamma rays from deep space, says Stéphane Foucart
