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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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A man building what will probably become a family’s permanent residence.

Refugee camps

Kakuma camp has become a permanent settlement

by Qaabata Boru

18.12.2020

Favela life is tough, but two thirds of the residents do not want to move away.

Marginalised communities

Where Brazil's neglected people live

by Thuany Rodrigues

17.12.2020

Our view

More than a mere shelter

by Katja Dombrowski

16.12.2020

Tigrinya refugees in Sudan in early December 2020.

Horn of Africa

Who is caught in the crossfire of Ethiopia’s recent conflict

by Markus Rudolf

14.12.2020

Child brides

An early end to childhood

by Raphael Mweninguwe

14.12.2020

Masks, face shields, protective suits and test kits are badly needed in Kenya’s hospitals.

Corruption

Medical mystery

by Mahwish Gul

13.12.2020

An event marking the one-month anniversary of the explosion in Beirut’s port, as a result of which the government was forced to step down.

Lebanon

Quick reforms are not in sight in Beirut

by Mona Naggar

11.12.2020

Indigenous organisations can mobilise masses in Bolivia: people in La Paz protested against the construction of a road through an Amazonian nature reserve in 2011.

Identities

Pulling the levers of power in Bolivia

by Ulrich Goedeking

10.12.2020

One of the priorities for Older People’s Associations is women’s participation, as here in Cambodia.

Senior citizens

A mobilising force

by Jürgen Focke

09.12.2020

Mass anti-government protests in Algiers in March 2020.

Algeria

Protestors still call for genuine democracy in Algeria

by Sofian Philip Naceur

06.12.2020