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A man from Bangladesh takes part in a naturalisation ceremony in Oklahoma in 2018.

Brain drain

Why Bangladesh’s best minds are moving abroad

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by Ridwanul Hoque
by Sharowat Shamin
Act of remembrance in Barcelona, Spain, for around 2600 refugees who died in the Mediterranean in 2023.

World Bank study

Migration as a powerful force for development

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by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk
Children study in front of a classroom at Al Nuur Primary School in Kakuma.

Refugee-camp life

Refugee girls need school opportunities

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by Alba Nakuwa
Entrance area to Kakuma's main hospital.

Refugee-camp life

Too little for too many

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by Alba Nakuwa
View from the Paréa Lesvos community centre over Camp Mavrovouni to Turkey.

Mediterranean migration route

Alleviating the suffering on Lesbos

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by Natascha Kittler
Woman who fled the Congo in Pretoria, South Africa.

Women’s migration

Better jobs for migrant women

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by Purti Sadhwani
by Sundus Saleemi
Sundus Saleemi
Does a high-income Gulf monarchy represent the “global south”? Sultan Ahemd Al Jabar of the United Arab Emirates serving as president of the Dubai climate summit in December.

Global governance

In world affairs, “person of colour” is a misleading term

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by Hans Dembowski
Kamala Harris – woman, Black and Indian American – representing the USA at the Dubai climate summit in December 2023.

Identity politics

Why the acronym BIPoC is less useful than it seems

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by Hans Dembowski
Teaching language skills in the nursery school St. Fronleichnam in Aachen, Germany.

Language learning

Neglected language support in German nursery schools

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by Leon Kirschgens
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