Summer Special New 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
Gender-based violence New 15/08/2019 – by Virginia Mercado, Sheila Mysorekar Killed for being female Femicides are frequent in Mexico, but civil-society organisations fight against this Read
Internet New 14/08/2019 – by Kwasi Gyamfi Asiedu Clicktivism Ghanaian feminists are using social media to change public discourse Read
Summer Special New 13/08/2019 – by Sheila Mysorekar “I belong here!” Identity is a controversially debated topic, as can be seen in a recently published book in Germany Read
Summer Special New 09/08/2019 – by Theresa Krinninger Lost childhood Filmmaker Talal Derki ruthlessly shows how children in war-torn Syria are brought up to become jihadists Read
Summer Special New 06/08/2019 – by Katja Dombrowski The value of 158 varieties of cauliflower Documentary calls attention to the massive loss of edible plants Read
Reproductive health New 04/08/2019 – by Rabson Kondowe Making sanitary pads In rural Malawi, non-governmental activists teach teenage girls to make sanitary pads Read
Health New 01/08/2019 – by Sheila Mysorekar Homosexuality is not a disease The World Health Organization considers homosexuality as normal behaviour Read
Development policy New 31/07/2019 – by Michael Krempin A measure of SDG finance OECD is working on a new way to measure SDG finance Read
Biodiversity 19/07/2019 – by Theresa Krinninger A million species at risk The World Biodiversity Council issues a warning about mass extinction and pushes for the adoption of ambitious environmental protection measures Read
Report 17/07/2019 – by Sabine Balk WBGU proposals How to make the digital transformation to sustainability happen Read
