Development and
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Entwicklungszusammenarbeit, Kritik an

Queue outside a polling station for the 2021 presidential election in Zambia, which was followed by a peaceful transfer of power that strengthened democracy.

Democracy protection

Protecting democracy, averting autocratisation

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by Julia Leininger
Members of the Libyan Red Crescent are working to open roads after the devastating floods in September.

Development policy

Religion needs to be a part of the solution

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by Thomas Rachel
Local conventions matter: civil-society organisations in Somalia preparing the after-sunset evening meal during Ramadan in a refugee camp near Mogadishu.

Decolonisation

Colonial legacies still mark development affairs

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by Katharina Wilhelm Otieno

Technical jargon

Development jargon: Aid or cooperation?

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by Hans Dembowski
People with disabilities at a shelter in Haiti in 2021.

Discrimination

Development cooperation must become more inclusive

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by Rainer Brockhaus
Inger Andersen, the executive director of UNEP, speaking at the agency’s headquarter in Nairobi.

Multilateralism

"The UN must adapt to global change"

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by David Mfitumukiza
David Mfitumukiza
by Jörg Döbereiner
by Hans Dembowski
Street stall in South Sudan.

Economy

Bringing businesses out of the informal sector

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by Oliver Schmidt
Pursuing geostrategic interests, western powers are still involved in former colonies’ politics: Emmanuel Macron arriving in Nouakchott, the Mauritanian capital, in June 2020 to attend a meeting of the regional organisation G5 Sahel.

International relations

Postcolonial perspectives must be taken seriously

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by Myriell Fußer
by Adrian Schlegel
by Tanja Matheis
by Julia Fritzsche
by Florian Vitello
Disarming a former child soldier in Liberia 2003.

Liberia

Well-meant is not necessarily well done

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by Dagmar Wolf
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