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Why I am uncomfortable with the term “neoliberalism”

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by Hans Dembowski
Fossil-fuel subsidies cost developing countries close to $ 600 billion annually: gas station in Nigeria.

Paris summit

Partnerships for climate action

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by Erik Solheim

Terrorism

Roots of violence

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by Hans Dembowski
Martin Aufmuth, the founder of OneDollarGlasses, with one of his happy clients in Malawi.

Glasses for the poor

A better outlook

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by Jana Jagalski
Walter Scheel, the first federal minister for economic cooperation, in Egypt in 1963.

BMZ

Shifting paradigms

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by Michael Bohnet

Welcoming refugees is right response to Paris atrocities

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by Hans Dembowski
Copenhagen’s underground trains don’t need drivers.

Comment

Great nations

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by Hans Dembowski
Consumer waste is polluting seas and coasts, for example in Japan.

Cheaponomics

Why cheap is expensive

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by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk
The KfW Stiftung lets visual artists work at artists’ collective Künstlerhaus Bethanien in Berlin.

Scholarships

Discovering new perspectives

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by Jana Jagalski
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