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Protest in London in August against British mining companies that are accused, among other things, of evading taxes in Africa.

Commodities

Missing billions

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by Nico Beckert
Growing global attention: African Fashion Week in Toronto in August 2017.

Manufacturing

Asian lessons for Africa

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by Belay Begashaw

To Bangladeshis poverty looks different than to Europeans

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by Hans Dembowski
Female worker in a garment factory in Bangladesh.

Editorial

Global social contract

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by Katja Dombrowski
The Left Party wants to promote the creation of value chains in the countries of the global south so that people can make a living from more than just the sale of agricultural products. A quinoa farmer in Bolivia.

The Left

Development policy needs to be active peace policy

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by Heike Hänsel
King Salman of Saudi Arabia (left) recently made his son, Prince Mohammad bin Salman, next in line to the throne.

Saudi Arabia

How much reform can the kingdom take?

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by Nassir Djafari
Health is on the G20 agenda: a patient in a Bangladeshi hospital.

Global affairs

Tangible advice

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by Axel Berger
African economies are still geared to commodity exports: manganese-ore mine in Ghana.

Marshall Plan with Africa

Private sector as saviour?

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by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk
Indian pharmaceutical companies such as Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories make antibiotics for the global market in Hyderabad.

Multi-resistant bacteria

Global threat

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by Christoph Lübbert
by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk
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