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2011/06

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Hans Dembowski

No representation without taxation
Hannelore Börgel

The precarious socio-economic situation is undermining stability in Central Asia
Raphael Mweninguwe

Malawi: Lower fish prices
Astrid Templin, Matthias Witt

A good tax system promotes people’s trust in the state
Stephan Klingebiel, Timo Mahn

Rwanda’s public-finance management is improving fast
Tim Auracher, Budi Sitepu

To become more accountable, local governments are set to collect their own taxes
Yahouza Sadissou

Migrants are fleeing from Libya to desperately poor Niger
Peter Hauff

To fight hunger, it won’t do to merely boost agricultural production
Merle Becker

Ugandan protest movement “walks to work”
Abdelhamid Triki

Planning Minister Triki discusses Tunisia’s daunting reform agenda
Frank Bliss

Digging wells is quite demanding in a setting of great ethnic diversity
Dirk Niebel

Germany’s development minister: Taxes should be simple, low and fair
Rita Schäfer

Tackling male violence after civic strife
Yasser Alwan

Egypt’s road to democracy is proving rocky
Joachim Paul

The Arab Spring has forced Fatah and Hamas to join hands
Samwar S. Fallah

Re-starting Liberia’s tax system from scratch
Mohammad Ali Khan

The killing of Osama Bin Laden has made the awkward alliance of the USA with Pakistan even more awkward
Chief K. Masimba

It takes courage, not only facebook, to topple an autocratic government
Harald Leibrecht

Why triangular cooperation of advanced nations with emerging-market and developing countries makes sense
Horatius Egua

Nigeria is moving forward on enforcing tax laws

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