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Global Governance

Kristalina Georgieva, the first IMF top leader from a developing country.

Multilateral affairs

IMF executive board re-endorses Georgieva

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by Hans Dembowski
Bees are the most important pollinators.

Global environment

Fundamental questions of survival

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by Sundus Saleemi
Sundus Saleemi
TB patient in Ahmedabad, India.

Coronavirus

How coronavirus is affecting HIV/AIDS, TB and Malaria

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by Aenne Frankenberger
Cuban missile crisis: U.S. Navy demanding to inspect a Soviet cargo vessel in November 1962. For two weeks, nuclear war seemed imminent when Moscow planned to deploy missiles in the Caribbean.

Global affairs

Humankind cannot afford a new Cold War on our heating planet

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by Hans Dembowski
The Delta variant is reality: people waiting to get refilled oxygen cylinders for sick family members.

Multidimensional crises

Why we must not turn our backs on Afghanistan now

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by Ralph Achenbach
Huawei managers at an event to promote a new mobile device in Nairobi in 2019

Cyberspace

Defining the new digital world order

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by Charles Martin-Shields
Concentrated solar power can be used to produce eco-friendly hydrogen, which can then be traded internationally: Morocco’s Noor III was installed in Quarzazate with financial support from Germany’s KFW development bank.

Climate crisis

Germany’s path to net-zero emissions

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by Hans Dembowski
A social-media troll army has helped Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro cling to power.

Cyber warfare

Strong clout in digital space

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by Rishikesh Thapa
: Children in poor countries have a much lower chance of surviving cancer than children in rich countries: Young cancer patients in Dhaka, Bangladesh

Cancer

Unaffordable treatment

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by Max Klein
by Jörg Schaaber
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