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AI can boost participation, but it can also facilitate manipulation and threaten democracies.

Artificial Intelligence

The future is still ours to shape

Humanity is entering a new reality. The question is no longer whether artificial intelligence will change our lives, but how – and who will be in charge.

by Eva-Maria Verfürth

03.04.2026

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Indigenous people are excluded in many societies: Gran Chaco, Argentina.

World Bank

Social inclusion

by Sabine Balk

18.12.2013

Rwanda has one of the world’s most gender-sensitive constitutions: female supporters of the Rwandan Patriotic Front party in the run-up to the 2003 election.

Conflict regions

Women for peace

by Vera Dicke

16.12.2013

Vaccinations mean more safety: mothers and children in Bangladesh.

World Development Report 2014

Grasping opportunities

by Barbara Mayrhofer

29.11.2013

Editorial

Judging the judges

by Hans Dembowski

27.11.2013

Civil war crimes often go unpunished: a refugee camp in North Darfur.

Global Governance

Misguided criticism

by Kai Ambos

26.11.2013

Rebel militia M23 laid down arms in the DR Congo.

News

In brief

26.11.2013

Funding matters: without donor money, there would be no war-crimes tribunal in Cambodia.

Post-conflict countries

No easy answers

25.11.2013

A police officer in Accra: Ghana's transition to democracy was supported by donors and is considered a success.

Promoting democracy

Responsible donor action required

by Barbara Mayrhofer

20.11.2013

Programmes to stem the spread of HIV/AIDS can also be used for the prevention of teenage pregnancies: project in Accra, Ghana.

Teenage pregnancy

Right to childhood

by Barbara Mayrhofer

20.11.2013

Illegal electricity connections in Morocco.

Infrastructure

“The future of the world will be urban”

by Sheila Mysorekar

14.11.2013