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Since the fall of the Assad regime in Syria, hundreds of people have been killed by mines and unexploded ordnance. Mine clearance services, such as those provided by the teams of civil society organisation The HALO Trust, remove explosive remnants from the earth.

Conflicts

More landmine casualties, less humanitarian aid

As more and more people worldwide are being killed by industrially produced landmines, international funding for mine clearance operations faces an uncertain future.

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by Kim Berg

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Tunisia’s young democracy deserves western support

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by Hans Dembowski

Women’s issues

Missing out school

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by Maxwell Suuk

George Soros

Mission inspired by Karl Popper’s liberal philosophy

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by Dan Nolan
Burundian refugees in Rwanda in 2015.

International law

Don’t let them off the hook

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by Darleen Seda
Kem Sokha after his release from prison in January 2006. This time, he faces up to 30 years in jail.

Democracy

The path has been cleared for Hun Sen

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by Katja Dombrowski
Flourishing no-tax industry: Kenyan flower farm.

Tax agreements

The true price of management fees

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by Catherine Ngina Mutava

Global development

Ways in which the world has recently been getting better

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by Hans Dembowski
The more people pay taxes, the better: market in Porto Novo, Benin.

Public finance

Incentives to become formal

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by Karim Okanla

Health

Refugee child mothers with AIDS

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by Jeffrey Moyo
Jeffrey Moyo
Ghana’s President Nana Akufo-Addo wants the state to generate the revenues it needs.

National revenue services

Broaden the base; close loopholes

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by Stefanie Rauscher
by Hans Dembowski