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After Papua New Guinea suffered a devastating land slide in May, its government is no longer interested in empty climate promises.

Multilateralism

Yet again, a climate summit delivers too little, too late

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by Roli Mahajan
Netanyahu addressing the UN General Assembly in September.

Our view

Self-righteous aggressiveness versus universal values

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by Hans Dembowski
Flooded slum home in the Kolkata area.

Climate crisis

An Indian student expresses her concern about global heating

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by Ipil Monica Baski
Climate-resilient agriculture can enhance both development and adaptation to climate change.

Global governance

Financing development and climate goals

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by Roli Mahajan
African research matters very much.

Zero hunger

The Global NARS Consortium’s revolutionary approach to food security

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by Ravi Khetarpal
by Roli Mahajan
Storm Clouds over the Victoria Memorial in Kolkata.

Our view

History did not end

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by Katharina Wilhelm Otieno
In 1860, a joint force of French and British troops demolished the Summer Palace in Beijing.

Illicit drugs

How opium became a pillar of the British Empire

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by Hans Dembowski
Stranded trucks: in response to Niger’s coup, ECOWAS membes shut borders in 2023.

Regional integration

What ECOWAS can learn from the EU integration process

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by Eric Tevoedjre
As many as 250 people are accommodated in these hangars. There is no protected area for women – sexual assaults are a regular occurrence.

Humanitarian crisis

Risking collapse

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by Fabian Böckler
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