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Chinese research ship arriving at Hambantota Port in 2022.

Sovereign debt

Sri Lanka has made important steps towards debt restructuring

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by Arjuna Ranawana
Ugandan demonstrator in front of the World Bank headquarters during a meeting with the IMF last year.

International development

Development policy must not ignore changing global realities

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by Katharina Wilhelm Otieno
German funding is declining while humanitarian needs are growing: Sudanese refugees in Chad in late 2023.

German ODA

Prioritise international solidarity over national interests

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by Cornelia Möhring
The Magufuli Bridge is being built by the China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) and will link two Tanzania regions.

Industry

China is the most important player of all

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by Vanessa Wannicke
by Hans Dembowski
by Katharina Wilhelm Otieno
Refugee camp in Goma, DR Congo: extreme poverty is getting worse in many conflict regions.

Development finance

How IDA needs to be reformed

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by Wale Osofisan
Education requires funding: school children in Accra, Ghana.

Taxation

Prudent taxation requires national action plus global cooperation

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by Altayesh Taddese Terefe
Dilma Rousseff, president of the BRICS-owned New Development Bank, addressing the NDB’s annual meeting in Shanghai in 2023.

Our View

Why the unconvincing BRICS+ alliance looks so formidable

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by Hans Dembowski
Where development schemes are nationally owned, aid works: a three-year old plays with her mother’s cell phone during a storm in a Bangladeshi cyclone shelter in 2022.

Development cooperation

Aid is problematic, but indispensable

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by Iwan J. Azis
Gro Harlem Brundtland presenting the report of the World Commission on Environment and Development in London in 1987.

SDGs

The sustainability agenda humankind needs

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by Iwan J. Azis
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