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Entwicklungszusammenarbeit der Geberländer

Participants in Gay Pride ­Johannesburg.

Sexual minorities

Look through “LGBT glasses”

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by Rebecca Renz
Remainders of a car bomb in March 2015.

Civil strife

“Bandits in uniform”

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by Conrad Schetter
Fruit seller in Accra: agricultural commodities are the pillars oft he Ghana’s economy.

Interview

“It’s a game”

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by Vladimir Antwi-Danso
Kiros Abeselom explains possible applications of solar power to students at the Addis Ababa Tegbare-id TVET College.

Official development assistance

Systemic flaws

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by Kiros Abeselom
Relatives of refugees who died near Lampedusa visiting Pope Francis in Rome.

Migration

Death on the southern border

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by Marc von ­Boemcken
by Ruth Vollmer
Commissioner Neven Mimica visiting an EU funded recycling centre of plastic waste in Sonfonia, Guinea.

Commissioner for development

“We assess challenges together”

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by Neven Mimica
Newspaper vendor in Harar.

Comment

Media freedom in decline

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by Felix Horne
The EU’s response to the Arab spring might have been more satisfying, had external policies concerning security, development and the promotion of democracy been better coordinated and more focussed: Libyan insurgents celebrating the fall of Gaddafi in 2011.

European Union

Challenged by complexity

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by Svea Koch
by Mark Furness
Ghana has become a middle-income country, as its per-capita income has grown more than three-fold since 1995.

Relevant reading

Moving targets

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by Niels Keijzer
by Christine Hackenesch
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