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2011/05

2011/5 – by D+C

Hans Dembowski

Cooperation with Muslim countries is hamperd by overblown European fears
Ali Fathollah-Nejad

Book reviews on the Iranian revolution of 1979
Ivesa Lübben

The current relevance of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt
Bijan Kafi

Young Egyptians don’t want a theocracy
Peter Hauff

German companies hesitate to invest in revolutionary Tunisia
Peter Hauff

How to provide sustainable energy to everyone
Jan Peter Schemmel, Saskia Nagel

Technologial innovations’ risks and benefits
Joseph Miller

Media contort migration from Africa
Eva-Maria Verfürth

Social media have become indispensable for aid agencies
Dirk Niebel

Germany’s Development Minister Dirk Niebel on how he is supporting the Arab Spring
Mohammad Ali Khan

Pakistan’s troubled history of manipulating the religious faith for political purposes
Martin Beck

Sectarian and other identities in Syria, Lebanon and Jordan
Maren Zeidler

Irritating Turkish AKP – religious rhetoric and liberal reforms
Thomas Jaeschke, Heike Friedhoff

How to protect the Amazonian rainforest
Edith Koesoemawiria

The Arab Spring reminds Indonesians of 1998 – and of what remains to be done
Miriam Schröder

China is moving on climate change – slowly
Mahfuzul H. Chowdhury

Saudi money makes a difference in Bangladesh, but radical Islam is not a strong political force
Helmut Danner

The military council has become the target of protests in Egypt
Nancy Ndungu

In Kenya, vouchers give poor women access to professional reproductive health services
Raphael Mweninguwe

Donors argue with Malawi’s President Mutharika over governance issues

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Two-pronged global crisis

Frozen repatriation

Five years later

In Delhi, fire has followed hate speech

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