Refugees in Lebanon Poverty and a lack of rights Top story New 18/04/2019 – by Mona Naggar Lebanon is one of the countries in the world that has taken in the most refugees. Over a million Syrians and Palestinians have fled to this country of just 6.2 million people. The situation is difficult and the problems are manifold.
Hotspot Afghanistan New 17/04/2019 – by Bernd Leidner Private sector needs suitable financing Small and medium-sized enterprises can boost Afghanistan’s economic development – provided they receive well-targeted support in obtaining credit Read
BIodiversity New 16/04/2019 – by Cema Tork Agriculture at risk FAO sees food security at risk because of biodiversity loss Read
Environmental protection New 15/04/2019 – by Ika Ningtyas Mangroves against climate change Conserving mangrove forests to protect Indonesia’s coasts and mitigate climate change Read
Health New 12/04/2019 – by Mirza Alas How to contain superbugs The escalating global crisis of drug-resistant diseases requires a global response Read
Development New 11/04/2019 – by Rolf Drescher Political and economic profile of Malawi Weak institutions are the main cause of Malawi’s persisting poverty, and the next elections are unlikely to change much Read
Development of democracy New 10/04/2019 – by Rolf Drescher Malawi heads for elections For Malawi, no signs of economic upswing in sight Read
Refugees New 09/04/2019 – by Ochan Hannington Uganda’s open doors Many South Sudanese escape the violence in their country by fleeing to Uganda Read
Biotechnology New 08/04/2019 – by Humphrey Nkonde Consumption might be unsafe Zambia allows import of genetically modified food Read
Blog New 07/04/2019 – by Hans Dembowski Serving the bottom of the pyramid In Kenya, two private-sector companies are making important difference in poor people’s lives Read
Informal livelihoods New 05/04/2019 – by Mahwish Gul The debate that never was Unfortunately, Prime Minister Imran Khan fast watered down promise to grant citizenship to refugees born in Pakistan Read
