Social inequality 10/04/2020 – by Dagmar Wolf Care-giving and household chores keep women poor Social inequality is hampering efforts to overcome poverty – women and girls are particularly affected Read
Trade and migration 23/02/2020 – by Dagmar Wolf Fighting the causes of flight SWP report examines the links between trade policy and migration Read
South Africa 10/01/2020 – by Dagmar Wolf Foreign workers built prosperity How the needs of the labour market promoted migration to South Africa Read
Digitalisation 19/11/2019 – by Dagmar Wolf Low and high-tech applications VENRO study shows chances and limits of digital instruments in development aid Read
Afrotopia 10/09/2019 – by Dagmar Wolf A vision for Africa Africa has to free itself from western criteria and find its own way to regain its position in the world, says Senegalese economist Read
Summer Special 16/08/2019 – by Dagmar Wolf Timbuktu – a story of heroes and myths How Timbuktu’s ancient manuscripts were rescued from Islamist destruction adds to the myths shrouding the desert city Read
Jihadists 21/05/2019 – by Dagmar Wolf Why women join the “holy war” Islamism experts explain why more and more women are joining radical Islamist groups Read
Anti-democratic policies 14/02/2019 – by Dagmar Wolf The threatening danger of fascism Former US Secretary of State warns that democratic values are being undermined incrementally Read
Syria 06/12/2018 – by Dagmar Wolf Insights into a war-torn country Journalist lets the victims of the war in Syria tell their stories and the history of the country Read
Perspectives 18/08/2018 – by Dagmar Wolf War and chaos in the Middle East Former Al Jazeera correspondent assesses the situation in the Middle East from an Arabian perspective Read
Summer Special 27/07/2018 – by Dagmar Wolf “Just being born a woman is a provocation” French-Moroccan novelist holds up a mirror to a hypocritical society Read
