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2018/02

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Sheila Mysorekar

Why military power had better be restrained by civilian governments
Dagmar Wolf

Author accuses the food industry of making the poor sick
Diglel Fadi

Civil war has shaped the mindset of Eritrea’s leadership
Diglel Fadi

How the government of Eritrea became one of the world’s most repressive regimes
Christoph Vogel, Sabine Balk

An expert on the Congo explains who is operating militarily in the country and why, and what a peaceful solution might look like
Tinko Weibezahl

The military and civilian development actors should work together in conflict countries
Oliver Harry Gerson

The tasks carried out by the European border agency have changed since its creation in 2005
Oliver Harry Gerson

The European Border and Coast Guard Agency Frontex is controversial
Julia Maria Egleder

The many military missions attempting to bring stability to West Africa are being hindered by a marked lack of coordination
E+Z/D+C

A brief history of military rule in Pakistan
Christian Wagner, Hans Dembowski

SWP scholar explains why Pakistan’s military leaders have more political influence than their counterparts in India and Bangladesh
Dirk Bathe

The international community must end profiteering with child soldiers
Edith Koesoemawiria

President Joko Widodo wants the military to do more than protect Indonesia from external threats
Vladimir Antwi-Danso

ECOWAS is setting an example in terms of democratic governance, but challenges persist, according to Ghanaian scholar
Hans Dembowski

NGO activism must drive whole-of-society response to non-communicable diseases
A.K. Ghosh, Eva-Maria Bruchhaus, Klaus von Freyhold

Readers respond to our D+C/E+Z print edition 2017/11-12
Francine Jácome

Negotiations are taking place between the Venezuelan government and the opposition – but an end to the crisis is nowhere in sight
Rita Trautmann

The presidential election has only aggravated Honduras’ crisis
Ingy Salama

Egypt’s journalists are not free to do their work
Ingy Salama

Egypt’s military wields an enormous economic and political power
Berthold M. Kuhn

China is keen on promoting sustainable development
Siwach Sripokangkul, John Draper

An end to military dictatorship in Thailand is not in sight
Monika Hellstern

Instead of stabilising and transforming neighbouring countries, the EU’s foreign policy is now focusing on building resilience at home
Hans Dembowski

A “call to action” urges employers in low- and middle-income countries to promote healthy lifestyles in the workplace
Darleen Seda

Quitting the ICC does not protect a country’s violent leadership from prosecution
Katja Dombrowski

Ahead of general elections, Cambodia’s government has eliminated the opposition
Hans Dembowski

In the USA, the Republican tax reform resembles bad governance in much poorer countries

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