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Svenja Schulze, Germany’s new federal minister for economic cooperation and development, with Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, director general of the WHO, during press conference in Geneva in January.

German Policymaking

Towards an equitable world

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by Svenja Schulze
Svenja Schulze
by Hans Dembowski
Mumbai, 24 February 2022: An Indian art teacher’s response to the Russian attack on Ukraine.

Nationalist warfare

Putin’s attitude is imperialist and his mindset paranoid

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by Hans Dembowski

Reforestation

For a sustainable future, Malawi must restore forest lands

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by Rabson Kondowe
Savannas are under severe pressure – unless they are protected.

Coherent policymaking

Weak governance systems do not consider long-term trends

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by David Mfitumukiza
David Mfitumukiza
by Hans Dembowski
by Jörg Döbereiner
Flood damages in western Germany in August 2021.

Public finances

“This is not tax-payer money”

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by Saleemul Huq
by Hans Dembowski
New Mexico has oil, but is exposed to climate impacts. Its indigenous Navajo community was hit hard by Covid-19.

USA

The US needs to build back better

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by Katie Cashman
Solar geoengineering would reduce solar radiation.

Climate crisis

Ban solar geoengineering

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by Imme Scholz
Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema are two Democrats in the Senate who are increasingly resented by their party’s base.

Democracy

Looming minority rule in the USA

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by Katie Cashman
by Hans Dembowski
Presentation of the report of the Commission on the Root Causes of Displacement in May 2021 with chairwomen Bärbel Dieckmann (l) and Gerda Hasselfeldt as well as the Minister for Development Gerd Müller (CSU).

Germany

Commission presents recommendations for German Government

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by Maren Suchta-Platzmann
by Amédé Schmitz
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