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Cambodia’s government is concerned that TPP will divide southeast Asian countries. Textile workers on their way to work in Phnom Penh.

Trade agreements

Risks of TTIP and TPP

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: People in developing countries are more in need of protection against natural disasters than against old age and unemployment: many villages in Bangladesh were destroyed by the storm surges caused by Cyclone Sidr in 2007.

Safety nets

An underresearched topic

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by Markus Loewe
Markus Loewe
La Malinche, the interpreter and lover of conquistador Hernán Cortés, is one of the many women who play a role in El Eterno Feminino.

Summer special

Making fun of gender stereotypes

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Under Christine Lagarde, its French leader, the IMF has become deeply involved in inner-European affairs.

Mulitlateral institutions

The IMF we know

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by Jayati Ghosh

Summer special

Improbable friends

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by Hans Dembowski

Infrastructure

Bumpy road to development

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by Gloria Laker Aciro Adiiki
Self-sufficiency in chicken would be better for South Africa than EU imports: women involved in a poultry project.

EU meat exports

High development costs

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In brief

News of the week

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In risk of collapse: Lake Nicaragua is the largest reservoir in the region and Nicaraguans’ most important source of drinking water.

Nicaragua Canal

A violation of civil liberties

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People living in the south of Nicaragua, like these children in the Rio San Juan department, will be most impacted by the construction of the Nicaragua Canal.

Nicaragua Canal

Citizen protests

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