Peace talks Marginalised government Top story New 24/03/2019 – by Nawid Paigham For a long time, Afghanistan’s government pressed Washington to engage in peace talks with the Taliban. Now the Trump administration is negotiating with Islamist militants, but not involving the Afghan government.
DR Congo New 22/03/2019 – by Jonathan Bashi Imperfect but historical elections The new president of the DR Congo is facing enormous challenges Read
Regional integration New 21/03/2019 – by Kacana Sipangule, Mwanda Phiri Erosion of multilateralism From an African perspective, the erosion of multilateral trade rules is worrisome Read
Subsidiarity principle New 20/03/2019 – by Hans Dembowski We don’t take orders from the government Religious freedom in Germany’s constitutional order Read
Blog New 19/03/2019 – by Cema Tork A peaceful and welcoming country The way Jacinda Ardern, New Zealand’s prime minister, responded to the terror attack in Christchurch sets an international example Read
Child labour New 18/03/2019 – by Humphrey Nkonde Underage miners Dangerous child labour is still rampant in Zambia Read
Rohingya minority New 17/03/2019 – by Ridwanul Hoque, Ashraful Azad A history of persecution Why Rohingya flee from Myanmar Read
Environmental sustainability New 15/03/2019 – by Hans Dembowski Investor calculations are changing Why private-sector investors must – and indeed may – become drivers of climate protection Read
African development New 14/03/2019 – by Cema Tork Continent of growth Politicians and investors discuss development plans for Africa Read
Blog New 13/03/2019 – by Hans Dembowski The WTO dispute settlement panels could help Stumbling block on path towards a US-China trade deal Read
Makeshift shelters New 12/03/2019 – by Ridwanul Hoque, Ashraful Azad Lives saved temporarily As food and housing prices have skyrocketed after refugee influx in Bangladesh, host communities suffer serious hardship Read
