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Climate conference

The billion-dollar gap

Climate activists were anything but optimistic as COP30 drew closer: hundreds of billions more need to be spent on climate action – but it’s not clear where the money is supposed to come from. Which makes it all the more important to focus on what has already been achieved.

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by Björn Cremer

14.11.2025

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Artist of the month

Dadi Prayoga

Dadi Prayoga is an illustrator from Indonesia. Two of his artworks are featured in the D+C November issue.

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by D+C / E+Z

13.11.2025

Brazil

Jair Bolsonaro’s historic conviction: A landmark for democracy

In a historic conviction, Brazil’s courts have found former president Jair Bolsonaro guilty of attempting a coup, among other serious charges. This sends out a powerful signal of institutional strength in times when non-democratic actors are increasingly winning elections worldwide.

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by Mariana Llanos

12.11.2025

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Agriculture

Cactuses as a lifeline for livestock farmers

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by Nyasha J. Kavhiza

11.11.2025

Empowerment

How India’s young women reclaim safety and confidence

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by Roli Mahajan

10.11.2025

Organised crime

Train of destruction

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by Sonja Peteranderl

07.11.2025

Monthly Front

Cover of the magazine "D+C Development and Cooperation" with the question "Does money rule the world?" and an illustration of a cruise ship visually appearing to float inside a cocktail glass with ice cubes.

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Does money rule the world?

Artist of the month

Dadi Prayoga

Dadi Prayoga is an illustrator from Indonesia. Two of his artworks are featured in the D+C November monthly issue.

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by D+C / E+Z

13.11.2025

Organised crime

Train of destruction

Business tycoons and criminal organisations are wielding ever greater political influence in Latin America. Even in megaprojects, political, economic and criminal interests seem inextricably linked. One example is Mexico’s new Maya Train.

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by Sonja Peteranderl

07.11.2025

Our view

The power of the billions

Wealth is rapidly becoming more concentrated around the world, the richest 10 % of the population holding roughly three quarters of all wealth. How the phenomenon of the super-rich is undermining democracy.

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by Eva-Maria Verfürth

04.11.2025

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“The population, which has been suffering from conflicts, hunger and an ailing government, is living in a state of general psychosis without any tangible sense of hope.”